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ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter General Duty Fusible Safety Switch

ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter General Duty Fusible Safety Switch

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Model: TG3223R
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ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter General Duty Fusible Safety Switch

The ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter General Duty Fusible Safety Switch delivers a rugged, dependable disconnect solution engineered for residential and light commercial electrical systems. As a fusible switch, it accepts fuses to provide overcurrent protection alongside a simple, code-compliant means of disconnecting power for service, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Offered across a range of amperage ratings, pole configurations, and enclosure types, this General Duty switch is part of ABB's broader Spec-Setter safety switch family built for straightforward, code-compliant installation by electrical contractors and maintenance professionals.

Key Features

  • General Duty Design: Purpose-built for residential and light commercial applications where a straightforward, dependable disconnect switch is needed.
  • Fusible Switch Construction: Accepts fuses to provide overcurrent protection in addition to manual disconnect capability.
  • TG-Series / Spec-Setter Family: Part of ABB's Spec-Setter safety switch line, engineered for rugged construction and easy installation.
  • Multiple Configurations: Offered in a variety of amperage ratings and pole configurations to match the requirements of the installation.
  • Simple Operation: Straightforward switch mechanism simplifies lockout/tagout procedures and routine maintenance.
  • Easy Installation: Designed for quick, code-compliant mounting and wiring in residential and light commercial settings.
  • Packaging: Supplied 1 EA per package for straightforward ordering and inventory management.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Residential Electrical Service Disconnects
  • Light Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Motor and Equipment Disconnects
  • Renovation and New Construction Projects
  • General Purpose Overcurrent Protection
  • Service Entrance and Feeder Disconnect Applications

Why ABB?

ABB is a trusted name in electrical distribution equipment, offering a full spectrum of safety switches from general duty models for residential and light commercial use to heavy-duty switches built for demanding commercial and industrial environments. This TG-Series Spec-Setter General Duty Fusible Safety Switch reflects that same commitment to rugged, reliable, and easy-to-install engineering, giving electrical professionals confidence in every installation. Choosing ABB means choosing a manufacturer that stands behind dependable, code-compliant disconnect solutions across every corner of the electrical distribution market.

Product Specs

Product Type:
Safety Switch
Series:
TG-Series
Grade:
General Duty
Configuration:
Fusible
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Power Distribution
Product Subgroup:
Safety Switches & Disconnects

ABB TG3223R – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do the ABB TG-Series safety switches come with fuses, or do I have to order them separately?
The TG-Series Spec-Setter is a fusible switch, which means it accepts fuses but the fuses themselves are a separate purchase. You pick the fuse class and rating to match the load you are protecting, then install them in the switch. If you only need a disconnecting means and your overcurrent protection lives upstream, a fusible switch is the wrong choice and you want a non-fused unit instead.
2) Which ABB TG-Series part number do I order for a 2-pole 60 amp disconnect?
TG3222 is the 60 amp 2-pole. For 100 amp in 2-pole, it's TG3223R. Two-pole is the usual pick for a 240V single-phase load like an air conditioner condenser or an electric water heater.
3) I need a 3-pole disconnect for a three-phase motor. Which ABB TG switch covers that?
Three-pole TG-Series units run TG4321R at 30 amps, TG4322R at 60 amps, and TG4323 at 100 amps. Those are the ones to call out for a three-phase motor or equipment disconnect. Above 100 amps in this line you move to the TG4324 and TG4325 catalog numbers.
4) Is a General Duty safety switch good enough for an industrial plant, or do I need heavy duty?
General Duty is the rating on the TG-Series Spec-Setter, and it is built for residential and light commercial work: service disconnects, HVAC equipment, small motor loads, tenant renovations. For industrial plants, higher fault-current environments, or anything a spec engineer has called out as heavy duty, go to a heavy duty line instead. ZenSupply carries the Square D VisiPacT Heavy Duty fused switch for that, and an unfused Heavy Duty VisiPacT if the overcurrent protection is upstream.
5) What is the difference between the ABB TG-Series general duty fusible switch and the Square D VisiPacT VH324NDSGL?
Both are fusible disconnects, but they are built for different environments. The ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter is a general duty fusible safety switch intended for residential and light commercial electrical systems. The Square D VH324NDSGL is a VisiPacT heavy duty fused safety switch in a NEMA 4X stainless steel enclosure, which is the construction specified for washdown, corrosive, and wet outdoor locations. If the drawing calls for heavy duty or a 4X stainless enclosure, the VisiPacT is the one that meets it; for a standard house or strip-center disconnect, the TG-Series is the general duty equivalent.
6) I do not need fuses in the disconnect, just a means of disconnect. What should I use instead of the ABB TG-Series?
The TG-Series Spec-Setter is a fusible switch, so it is designed around fuse-based overcurrent protection. When the branch circuit is already protected upstream by a breaker and you only need a local disconnecting means, an unfused switch is the simpler choice. The Square D VHU361N is a VisiPacT heavy duty unfused safety switch in a NEMA 1 enclosure for indoor, non-corrosive locations. Choose the TG-Series when the fuses are the protection; choose an unfused switch when protection lives upstream.
7) Can I use the Eaton DT-223UGK in place of an ABB TG-Series fusible safety switch?
Not as a direct swap. The Eaton DT-223UGK is a heavy duty double-throw non-fused safety switch in a painted steel NEMA 1 enclosure. Double-throw means it transfers a load between two sources, such as utility and generator, rather than simply opening one circuit, and being non-fused it carries no fuses. The ABB TG-Series Spec-Setter is a single-throw general duty fusible disconnect that accepts fuses for overcurrent protection. Use the Eaton where a manual transfer between two supplies is required, and the TG-Series where a straight fused service or equipment disconnect is required.
8) What amp sizes does the ABB TG-Series fusible safety switch come in?
Five ratings across the family: 30, 60, 100, 200, and 400 amperes. The 30, 60, and 100 amp sizes cover most residential service and equipment disconnects, while 200 amp (TG4324) and 400 amp (TG4325) handle larger feeders and bigger motor loads.
9) Can I use an ABB TG-Series switch outdoors next to a rooftop condenser?
That depends entirely on the enclosure type you order, not on the switch mechanism. The TG-Series is offered in more than one enclosure, so an outdoor location needs a rainproof enclosure rather than an indoor one. If the location is a washdown, coastal, or corrosive area, general duty steel is the wrong answer and you want a stainless NEMA 4X unit like the Square D VisiPacT in 4X stainless.
10) Will the ABB TG-Series switch work for lockout/tagout during equipment servicing?
Yes. The Spec-Setter uses a straightforward external switch mechanism that supports lockout/tagout, so a maintenance tech can open it, lock it, and work the equipment safely. It is the disconnecting means at the equipment, which is what most jurisdictions want within sight of the motor or unit being serviced.
11) What is the difference between a fused safety switch and a double-throw switch?
Two different jobs. The ABB TG-Series fusible switch is a single-source disconnect with fuse protection: one supply in, one load out. A double-throw switch, like the Eaton Heavy-Duty Double-Throw non-fused unit ZenSupply carries, transfers a load between two sources, which is what you use for a generator or an alternate feeder. Don't substitute one for the other; a double-throw that is non-fused also gives you no overcurrent protection.
12) For a 100 amp 3-pole disconnect, how does the ABB TG-Series compare to the Square D VisiPacT heavy duty line?
The ABB TG-Series covers that rating directly, with 3-pole general duty options at 30, 60, and 100 amperes under part numbers TG4321R, TG4322R, and TG4323, plus a standard-pole range running 30 to 400 amperes across TG4321 through TG4325. The Square D VisiPacT switches are the heavy duty alternative: the VH324NDSGL is a fused version in NEMA 4X stainless steel and the VHU361N is an unfused version in NEMA 1. The decision comes down to duty class and enclosure rating rather than amperage, since the TG-Series already reaches the ampacity you need.
13) Which of these safety switches is the closest equivalent to an ABB TG3222 60 amp 2-pole fusible switch?
The TG3222 is a 60 ampere, 2-pole fusible switch in the general duty Spec-Setter family, and the nearest match within ABB itself is the TG4322R, which is the same 60 ampere rating in a 3-pole configuration. Among the other brands, the Square D VH324NDSGL is the only fused comparable, and it is a heavy duty VisiPacT switch in NEMA 4X stainless steel rather than a general duty unit. The Eaton DT-223UGK and the Square D VHU361N are both non-fused and would not replace a fused 60 amp disconnect without adding separate overcurrent protection.
14) How is the ABB TG-Series switch packaged if I'm buying several for a multi-family job?
Each one ships 1 EA per package, so a count of switches is a count of boxes. That makes it simple to order per unit or per apartment and stage them by opening on a multi-family or renovation job.
How fast can I get the ABB TG3223R delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the ABB TG3223R come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The ABB TG3223R is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the ABB TG3223R?
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