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Product Info
- Manufacturer:General Electric
- Sub-Category:Molded Case
Description
TLB136080
TLB136080 is a General Electric molded case circuit breaker designed for industrial power distribution applications. This thermal magnetic breaker provides reliable overcurrent protection in three-phase systems with a compact, bolt-on frame design suitable for panel mounting and retrofit installations.Technical Overview
The TLB136080 delivers 80-ampere trip protection at 600 volts AC across three poles. Its molded case construction offers durability and consistent performance in demanding environments. The breaker features a 150-ampere frame rating with thermal-magnetic trip technology for both overload and short-circuit protection. Bolt-on mounting allows straightforward integration into existing electrical panels and switchgear assemblies.
Key Specifications- Part Number: TLB136080
- Manufacturer: General Electric
- Amperage Rating: 80 Amps
- Voltage Rating: 600V AC
- Poles: 3
- Frame Size: TLB1 (150A Frame)
- Trip Type: Thermal Magnetic
- Mounting: Bolt-On
- Interrupting Rating: 50 kAIC at 480V
- UL Listed: UL489
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Specifications
- Part Number: TLB136080
- Manufacturer : General Electric
- Brand : General Electric
- Category : Circuit Breaker
- Item Subcategory : Molded Case
- Family : TLB Series
- Type : TLB
- Voltage : 600
- Amperage : 80
- Phase : 3
- Poles : 3
- AIC rating : 50kA@480V
- Connection : Bolt-On
- Functions : LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous
- Protection : Thermal Magnetic
Product Data
- Weight : 15
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