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GE THHQL2130 Miniature Circuit Breaker 30A 2 Pole 120/240V AC
Protects two-pole circuits at 30 A with a 22 kA interrupting rating in a 3.3 in plug-in frame for Power Mark Gold load centres
- High interrupting capacity rated at 22kA
- 30 A dual-pole protection for 120/240V AC circuits
- Plug-in mounting fits Power Mark Gold and AQ panels
- Screw-clamp terminals secure wiring reliably
- Compact 3.3 in frame saves panel space
GE THHQL2130 Circuit Breaker
The GE THHQL2130 is a miniature circuit breaker rated at 30 amps with a 120/240V AC voltage rating. It features a high interrupting capacity of 22kA and a two-pole configuration. The plug-in mounting style suits compatible load centers. It is designed for electrical panel protection.
Suitable For Standard Panels
This breaker fits Power Mark Gold load centers and AQ lighting panels using the AQ series. It uses a screw clamp terminal connection for secure wiring. Buyers needing a different ampere rating or a DC voltage rating should look elsewhere. It is not rated for DC applications. The frame size is THQ.
Simple Plug-In Installation
Installation involves plugging the unit into a compatible panelboard slot and tightening the screw clamp terminals. The toggle actuator provides manual control. Ensure the panel series matches AQ compatibility before starting. The unit measures 3.3 inches in length and 1 inch in width. Verify the 22kA AIR rating meets local code requirements.
Highlights
- High interrupting capacity rated at 22kA
- 30 A dual-pole protection for 120/240V AC circuits
- Plug-in mounting fits Power Mark Gold and AQ panels
- Screw-clamp terminals secure wiring reliably
- Compact 3.3 in frame saves panel space
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the GE THHQL2130 need a specific load center series to install?
It is designed for Power Mark Gold load centers and AQ lighting panels, using a plug-in mounting style that fits those series directly.
Can the 30 A, 2-pole breaker share a panel with older single-pole breakers on the same bus?
Yes, it occupies two adjacent poles on the bus while single-pole breakers use one pole each, so they can coexist in the same compatible panel.
How can I confirm the breaker is seated and functioning after installation?
The toggle actuator should snap firmly to the ON position, the screw-clamp terminals must hold the conductors tight, and the panel cover should close without interference.
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