GE C60H-C10 - 10A, Circuit Breaker

When you can't compromise on circuit protection, the GE C60H-C10 10A circuit breaker delivers clear, reliable control in demanding environments. Engineered for panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM equipment, it provides precise 10-amp overcurrent protection where your electrical system matters most.

Whether you're wiring a distribution panel in a warehouse, a motor control center in a factory, or an OEM assembly line, this GE breaker is built to perform and endure. The 10A rating is tuned for dedicated control and auxiliary circuits, helping to prevent nuisance trips while safeguarding your equipment and operators.

Key benefits

• Targeted 10A protection keeps circuits safe from overloads without compromising normal operation of critical control circuits.
• Versatile integration fits panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM configurations from GE-compatible systems.
• Industrial-grade reliability designed for consistent performance in both commercial facilities and heavy-duty manufacturing environments.
• Protects motor control centers and distribution panels, reducing downtime and extending equipment life.

Use cases and ideal users

• New installations and panel upgrades in industrial facilities requiring dependable overcurrent protection for control circuits and feeders.
• OEM equipment builders who need a trusted 10A breaker that aligns with GE panels and gear.
• System integrators configuring motor control centers and switchboards where precise protection coordination is essential.

Specifications at a glance

• Current rating: 10A
• Breaker type: Circuit Breaker
• Suitable for: panelboards, switchboards, control panels, and OEM equipment
• Applications: industrial, commercial, and OEM environments with critical distribution and control needs

Choose the GE C60H-C10 when you require dependable, clearly defined overcurrent protection that supports safe operation in distribution panels and motor control centers. It’s the trusted choice for professionals who install, service, and optimize electrical systems where reliability isn’t optional—it's essential.