GE
GE TED136020WL Molded Case Circuit Breaker TED Series 20A 3 Pole 600V AC
Three-pole molded-case breaker rated 20 A at 600 V AC with 18 kA interrupting capacity and thermal-magnetic trip for GE panelboards
- 20 A three-pole protection for balanced three-phase circuits
- 600 V AC rating handles industrial voltage levels
- 18 kA interrupting capacity clears high fault currents
- Thermal-magnetic trip gives reliable overload and short-circuit response
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE panelboards directly
TED Series 20 A Three-Pole Breaker
The GE TED136020WL is a molded-case circuit breaker rated at 20 A and 600 V AC. It uses thermal-magnetic trip units with a fixed instantaneous setting. The three-pole design suits three-phase panelboard circuits. It mounts by bolting onto compatible GE panelboards.
Panelboard Integration and Space
The breaker fits GE panelboards that accept the 150 A TED frame size. Bolt-on mounting secures the unit directly to the bus without extra hardware. Terminal lugs accept both line and load conductors in the same housing. The 6.31 in height, 4.13 in width and 4.09 in depth define the panelboard cut-out space it occupies.
Interrupting Capacity and Voltage Range
The breaker carries an 18 kA interrupting rating at 120, 240, 277 and 480 V AC. It also covers DC systems at 125, 250 and 500 V DC. The 600 V AC ceiling marks the upper limit for alternating-current applications. Circuits with available fault current above 18 kA or voltages above 600 V AC require a different protective device.
Highlights
- 20 A three-pole protection for balanced three-phase circuits
- 600 V AC rating handles industrial voltage levels
- 18 kA interrupting capacity clears high fault currents
- Thermal-magnetic trip gives reliable overload and short-circuit response
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE panelboards directly
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|
Questions about this item
What is the maximum interrupting rating at 480 V AC for this 20 A three-pole breaker?
The breaker carries an 18 kA AIR rating at 120, 240, 277 and 480 V AC, so it can interrupt up to 18 kA at 480 V AC.
How much heat or noise should I expect when this breaker runs continuously at full load?
Thermal-magnetic breakers operate silently; the only heat is normal conductor loss inside the molded case, and no fan or active cooling is present.
Which GE panelboard and frame size must I already have to bolt this breaker in?
It mounts on a GE panelboard that accepts the 150 A TED frame with bolt-on connections.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
