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Product Info
- Manufacturer:General Electric
- Sub-Category:Molded Case
Description
TEB122045WL
TEB122045WL is a General Electric molded case circuit breaker designed for reliable protection in industrial and commercial power distribution systems. This breaker is part of the E150 Line family and features a 2-pole, 240V, 45A configuration with a thermal magnetic trip unit for both long time and instantaneous protection. It is a feed-thru breaker with line and load side lug terminals, making it suitable for a variety of panel applications.Engineered for durability and safety, the TEB122045WL offers a 10kA interrupt rating at 240V, ensuring robust performance under fault conditions. Its bolt-on mounting design provides secure installation and easy replacement in compatible panels. The breaker is ideal for use in systems requiring reliable overcurrent and short-circuit protection.
- Part Number: TEB122045WL
- Manufacturer: General Electric
- Amperage: 45A
- Voltage: 240V AC
- Poles: 2
- Mounting Type: Bolt-On
- Interrupt Rating: 10kAIC @ 240V
- Series/Frame: E150 Line, TEB Frame
- Phase: 1 Phase
- Terminal Type: Line & Load Side Lug
- Trip Unit: Thermal Magnetic
- Application: Feed-Thru
Specifications
- Part Number: TEB122045WL
- Manufacturer : General Electric
- Brand : General Electric
- Category : Circuit Breaker
- Item Subcategory : Molded Case
- Family : E150 Line
- Type : TEB
- Voltage : 240
- Amperage : 45
- Phase : 1
- Poles : 2
- AIC rating : 10kA@240V
- Connection : Feed-Thru
- Functions : LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous
- Protection : Thermal Magnetic
Product Data
- UPC : 783164068634
- GTIN : 00783164068634
- Weight : 2
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