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GE THQB1160 1P Bolt-On Circuit Breaker 60A 120/240VAC
Single-pole bolt-on breaker rated 60 A at 120/240 VAC with 10 kA interrupting capacity for GE AQ lighting panels
- TypeCircuit Breakers
- Single-pole protection for 120/240 VAC circuits
- 60 A rating handles heavy residential loads
- Bolt-on design fits GE AQ lighting panels
- 10 kA interrupting capacity clears faults safely
- UL Listed and CSA Certified for code compliance
Single-Pole 60 A Bolt-On Breaker
The GE THQB1160 is a single-pole circuit breaker rated at 60 amps for 120/240 VAC systems. It uses a bolt-on mounting style compatible with GE AQ lighting panels and the THQB series frame. The unit carries a 10 kA interrupting rating and is UL listed and CSA certified.
For GE AQ Panels Needing One 60 A Slot
This breaker suits electricians and facility managers adding or replacing a single 60 A branch circuit in a GE AQ load centre. It will not fit panels that require plug-in or DIN-rail mounting, nor will it serve applications needing two-pole or three-pole protection. Buyers who need a DC-rated device or a higher interrupting capacity must look elsewhere.
10 kA Interrupting Rating at 120/240 VAC
The 10 kA AIR rating determines whether the breaker can safely clear a fault on the available system. Verify that the panel's available fault current does not exceed this value before installation. The lug terminals accept conductors from 8 AWG to 3 AWG.
Highlights
- Single-pole protection for 120/240 VAC circuits
- 60 A rating handles heavy residential loads
- Bolt-on design fits GE AQ lighting panels
- 10 kA interrupting capacity clears faults safely
- UL Listed and CSA Certified for code compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Ge |
|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Breakers |
Questions about this item
Will the 60 A single-pole THQB1160 bolt onto the bus of my existing GE AQ lighting panel?
Yes, it is designed for GE AQ lighting panels and uses the standard bolt-on mounting of the THQ frame size.
How can I confirm the breaker trips correctly after installation?
Apply a load up to 60 A; the breaker should carry it continuously and trip on sustained over-current per its 10 kA interrupting rating.
Does the package include the lug terminals for 8 AWG to 3 AWG conductors, or must they be purchased separately?
The lug terminals are built into the breaker, so no separate lugs are needed for wires in the 8 AWG to 3 AWG range.
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