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GE TEY360 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 60A 3 Pole 277/480V AC
Three-pole molded case breaker rated 60 A at 277/480 V AC with 14 kA interrupting capacity, thermal-magnetic trip, bolt-on mounting for GE AE lighting panels
- 60 A thermal-magnetic protection for three-phase circuits
- 14 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE AE lighting panels
- 125 A frame in a 5.25 in high molded case
- 250 V DC rating adds versatility
60 A Three-Pole Circuit Protection
The GE TEY360 is a molded-case circuit breaker rated at 60 amperes with three poles for 277/480 V AC systems. It provides standard thermal-magnetic trip protection for commercial and industrial panelboards. The unit mounts by bolt-on connection into compatible GE AE lighting panels.
14 kA Interrupting Capacity and 125 A Frame
The breaker carries a maximum AIR rating of 14 kA at 277/480 V AC, suitable for available fault currents up to that level. Its 125 A frame size sets the physical and thermal limit, while the fixed instantaneous trip is set at 250 A. Continuous loads above 60 A or fault currents above 14 kA exceed the device ratings.
Bolt-On Mounting for GE AE Panels
The breaker uses a bolt-on panelboard mounting style with lug terminal connections and ABC phase arrangement. It requires a GE AE lighting panel enclosure with matching bus geometry and three-pole space. The compact 5.25 by 3 by 3.06 inch profile fits standard panelboard gutters without additional clearance.
Highlights
- 60 A thermal-magnetic protection for three-phase circuits
- 14 kA interrupting capacity at 277/480 V AC
- Bolt-on mounting fits GE AE lighting panels
- 125 A frame in a 5.25 in high molded case
- 250 V DC rating adds versatility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the GE TEY360 60 A three-pole breaker coordinate with my existing GE AE lighting panel rated for a 125 A frame?
Yes, the TEY360 is built for GE AE lighting panels and uses the 125 A TEY frame size, so it bolts directly into the same panelboard without adapter kits.
How can I verify the breaker is operating correctly once installed in a 277/480 V AC three-phase circuit?
With the circuit energised, measure voltage across each of the three poles; all should read within the 277/480 V AC rating. Apply a known load up to 60 A and confirm the thermal-magnetic trip remains closed; the fixed instantaneous trip will only open above the 250 A high amp setting.
Does the package include the lug terminals for cable connection or must they be ordered separately?
The breaker ships with the terminal connection lugs already fitted, so no additional lug kit is required for standard cable termination.
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