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GE Handle Tie TEYXHT2 for TEYD TEYH TEYL Breakers 125A 2-Pole
Handle tie joins two poles of GE TEYD, TEYH and TEYL breakers at 125 A
- TypeCircuit Protection
- ColorTransparent
- Fits GE TEYD, TEYH and TEYL breakers
- 2-pole handle tie coordinates both poles
- 125 A rating matches breaker capacity
- Transparent housing allows visual inspection
- GE brand ensures factory compatibility
GE TEYXHT2 Handle Tie for TEYD TEYH TEYL Breakers
This GE handle tie connects two poles on compatible TEYD, TEYH and TEYL circuit breakers up to 125 amps. It provides a mechanical link so both poles switch together during a fault condition. The accessory is intended for electricians and panel builders who need common-trip functionality on two-pole installations.
Transparent design shows breaker position clearly
The transparent moulding lets you verify the handle position at a glance without removing the tie. It snaps onto the existing breaker toggles, requiring no tools or panel modifications for installation. The secure fit resists vibration in industrial and commercial load centres while remaining easy to remove for maintenance.
No active components means zero power draw
Because the tie is a passive mechanical part, it adds no heat, noise or electrical consumption to the panel. It simply coordinates the manual or automatic operation of the two poles. The device suits standard 125-amp two-pole applications where common-trip coordination is required by code.
Highlights
- Fits GE TEYD, TEYH and TEYL breakers
- 2-pole handle tie coordinates both poles
- 125 A rating matches breaker capacity
- Transparent housing allows visual inspection
- GE brand ensures factory compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Protection |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How does the 125 A rating limit the breaker combination?
The tie joins two poles so the pair shares a 125 A common-trip rating.
What panel space does the transparent tie require?
It fits standard GE TEYD, TEYH and TEYL two-pole breakers without extra width.
Which step do installers often miss when fitting the tie?
Snapping the tie onto both breaker handles before tightening the panel cover.
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