Eaton DG224FGK General Duty Safety Switch - UL Listed

Feature – 200 A amperage rating translates to robust protection for medium-load feeders and control circuits. Business Impact – Supports reliable operation of motors and equipment without overburdening downstream protection, reducing nuisance trips and downtime. Application – Suitable for general duty safety switching in factories, warehouses, and process lines. Feature – NEMA 1 painted steel enclosure provides indoor protection against dust and incidental moisture. Business Impact – Enhances panel longevity and simplifies mounting in standard industrial environments. Application – Ideal for indoor control panels, MCCs, and switchgear housings. Feature – Two-pole, two-wire configuration with fusible without neutral simplifies wiring and isolation. Business Impact – Streamlines installation, improves safety during maintenance, and minimizes wiring errors. Application – Common in single-phase and balanced three-phase layouts where neutral isn’t required. Feature – Class H fuses deliver reliable overcurrent protection for general duty circuits. Business Impact – Balances protection with cost, supporting predictable maintenance cycles. Application – Fits general protection schemes in motor circuits and feeders. Feature – 240 V voltage rating ensures compatibility with standard low-voltage distribution networks. Business Impact – Reduces mismatch risk with existing electrical infrastructure and simplifies select-and-install decisions. Application – Suitable for most general duty panel applications in industrial facilities. Feature – UL Listed certification and NEC 230.62 barrier compliance provide regulatory assurance. Business Impact – Helps meet procurement and safety standards while accelerating approvals. Application – Preferred in projects requiring formal compliance documentation. Feature – Warranty of one year from installation or eighteen months from shipment. Business Impact – Supports risk management and total cost of ownership negotiations. Application – Useful for long-life asset planning and service agreements. Feature – HP rating caveat notes that maximum horsepower applies only with dual-element fuses; three-phase ratings reflect grounded B-phase values. Business Impact – Prevents oversizing or misinterpreting capability, safeguarding equipment and warranty. Application – Critical for engineering специfications during system design and vendor discussions.