Bussmann JM60030-3PR line protection 30A 600V 3 poles 3.3 in
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A 30 A, three-pole molded-case breaker rated 600 V AC with 18 kA interrupting capacity, thermal-magnetic trip, and bolt-on mounting for GE panelboards
The GE TED136030WL is a moulded-case circuit breaker rated at 30 amps with a 600V AC voltage rating. It provides three-pole protection for commercial and industrial electrical panels. The unit uses thermal-magnetic trip technology with a fixed instantaneous setting. It mounts by bolting directly onto compatible GE panelboards.
The bolt-on mounting style secures the breaker firmly to the panelboard bus, reducing resistance at the connection point. Line and load lug terminals accept conductors directly without separate accessories. This integrated terminal design simplifies installation and ensures reliable contact. The fixed instantaneous trip eliminates the need for field adjustment.
The breaker delivers an 18kA AIR rating at 120, 240, 277 and 480V AC, suitable for typical service-entrance and branch-circuit fault levels. It also carries DC ratings of 125, 250 and 500 volts for limited DC applications. The 150A frame size provides physical headroom within the TED series. It is not suited for systems requiring adjustable trip curves or higher interrupting capacities.
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| Brand name | GE |
The thermal-magnetic trip is factory-set and not field-adjustable; the breaker is replaced as a unit if it no longer trips correctly.
The 150 A frame and bolt-on mounting in a GE panelboard determine the thermal envelope; sustained loads above 30 A will cause the thermal element to trip.
At 30 A the molded-case design relies on convection through the panelboard enclosure; no forced-air cooling is required.
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