Sell your Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG general duty safety switch.
General duty fusible and non-fusible enclosed safety switch, 240 Vac. Also sold as Cutler-Hammer DG221NRB disconnect, Eaton general duty disconnect, Eaton DG non-fused disconnect. New surplus, used, or failed. Send the nameplate, get a written offer.
Get an offerWhat it is
Photograph the label inside the door with the DG catalog number and the outside of the enclosure.
| Type | General duty fusible and non-fusible enclosed safety switch, 240 Vac |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Eaton, Cutler-Hammer DG221NRB disconnect, Eaton general duty disconnect, Eaton DG non-fused disconnect |
| On the nameplate | DG22, DG32 |
| Duty | General duty |
| Voltage | 240 Vac |
| Amperes | 30 to 600 A |
| Poles | 2 or 3 |
| Enclosures | NEMA 1 or NEMA 3R |
How to read a Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG general duty safety switch catalog number.
DG is general duty. Next digit is poles, next is voltage (2 = 240 Vac), next is amps (1 = 30, 2 = 60, 3 = 100, 4 = 200, 5 = 400, 6 = 600 A). Then F = fusible without neutral, N = fusible with neutral, U = non-fusible. Then G = NEMA 1 or R = NEMA 3R. The last letter is a design code (B on 30 to 100 A, K on 200 to 600 A).
Not sure? Type it into the catalog lookup or text a photo of the label.
- 200 to 600 A general duty switches carry more value than 30 to 100 A units.
- New surplus in the carton brings the most.
- Bulk lots of one catalog number are easier to place than mixed singles.
- We do not publish prices. Metal, demand, and condition move them. You get a written number for your unit.
DG and DH share one numbering structure, so the same decoding works for both. The design letter at the end shifts from B to K at 200 A on general duty switches.
Three photos price most Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG general duty safety switch offers.
The label
The catalog number, straight on and in focus. For a pallet, one label per model plus a count.
The unit
Front, sides, and anything damaged. Doors open if it has them.
The lot
The whole pallet or shelf. New in box: the box labels.
The label is inside the door. The catalog number on it encodes duty, poles, voltage, amps, fusible or not, and the enclosure. That one photo is usually all we need.
- 01Send the nameplate
Photos or a list with counts. Text, email, or the form.
- 02We read it and reply
During business hours, by whatever contact method you picked.
- 03You get a written offer
Per unit or per lot. Freight is in the number.
- 04We pick up and pay
Our truck and our rigging. Wire or ACH within 3 business days of a passed inspection.
Freight: Small switches palletize. A 30A switch is a few pounds; 800A and 1200A switches are hundreds. Liftgate trucks cover most loads.
Selling a Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG general duty safety switch: what people ask.
Yes. We buy pallets and job leftovers, new or used.
Yes. Fusible and non-fusible are both bought.
A list of catalog numbers and quantities, plus a photo of a typical label.
Both. New surplus, used, untested, and failed all sell. Condition sets the number, not whether we buy.