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GE TEY260 Circuit Breaker 60A 2-Pole 277/480V AC
A 60 A, two-pole molded case breaker rated 277/480 V AC with a 14 kA interrupting rating, thermal-magnetic trip and bolt-on mounting for GE AE lighting panels
- 60 A thermal-magnetic protection for reliable overcurrent interruption
- 2-pole design handles 277/480 V AC three-phase loads
- 14 kA interrupting rating at 277/480 V AC for high fault-current panels
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE AE lighting panels directly
- 125 A frame size with fixed instantaneous trip for consistent coordination
GE TEY260 60A 2-Pole Breaker
This GE TEY260 molded case circuit breaker provides 60A overcurrent protection for 277/480V AC systems. It uses a thermal magnetic trip mechanism with a fixed instantaneous setting and fits bolt-on panelboards. The unit carries a 14kA interrupting rating at the rated voltage.
For 60A branch circuits in GE AE panels
Electricians wiring 60A, two-pole loads in compatible GE AE lighting panels will find this breaker matches the required frame size and mounting style. It is not suited for applications needing a higher ampere rating, a different voltage class, or a plug-in mounting method.
Lug terminals and panelboard mounting included
The supplied lug terminals accept standard conductor connections for the 60A rating. Bolt-on hardware secures the 125A frame to the panelboard, ensuring a stable mechanical and electrical connection without separate accessory kits.
Highlights
- 60 A thermal-magnetic protection for reliable overcurrent interruption
- 2-pole design handles 277/480 V AC three-phase loads
- 14 kA interrupting rating at 277/480 V AC for high fault-current panels
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE AE lighting panels directly
- 125 A frame size with fixed instantaneous trip for consistent coordination
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which panelboards accept the bolt-on mounting style of this 60 A breaker?
It is designed for GE AE lighting panels with a bolt-on panelboard mount; the frame size is 125 A TEY.
Will the 14 kA interrupting rating at 277/480 V AC coordinate with older GE breakers in the same panel?
Coordination depends on the specific ratings of the existing breakers; this unit provides 14 kA at 277/480 V AC with a fixed instantaneous trip.
What visible indicators confirm the breaker is operating correctly after installation?
The handle stays in the ON position under normal load up to 60 A and trips thermally or magnetically on sustained overload or short circuit.
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