ge 794A105G01 794A Circuit Breaker

GE 794A105G01 Circuit Breaker is a high-capacity protective device designed to safeguard large electrical feeders and heavy machinery. With a current rating of 794 A and the precise part number 794A105G01, this GE circuit breaker delivers dependable overcurrent protection for demanding industrial installations.

Where this breaker excels

• Industrial power distribution panels that handle substantial load and motor-driven equipment
• Heavy-duty feeders and large electrical circuits where robust protection is essential
• Replacement parts for GE systems that specify the 794A105G01 designation, helping you maintain consistent protection without compromise

Key specifications and identifiers

• Current rating: 794 A
• Part number: 794A105G01
• Brand: GE
• Application: High-demand industrial protection and circuit interruption

Why this GE circuit breaker stands out

• Designed to protect circuits carrying substantial loads, reducing the risk of overheating and equipment damage in demanding environments.
• Reliable GE engineering: Built to meet the durability expectations of industrial facilities, supporting long service life in rugged settings.
• Clear procurement path: The specific 794A105G01 designation aligns with GE catalogs and maintenance records, simplifying part replacement and inventory management.

How to install and use safely

• Ensure the breaker is compatible with your GE panel or distribution panel family and matches the required trip characteristics for your system.
• Have a licensed electrician perform installation to maintain proper torque, clearances, and enclosure integrity.
• Verify panel labeling and protection coordination to align with system fault levels and safety standards.
• Store replacement units in a clean, dry environment and inspect for any shipping damage before installation.

Practical tips for best results

Keep spare units of the GE 794A105G01 on hand for rapid maintenance in facilities with critical uptime requirements. If you’re upgrading or retrofitting, confirm that the new breaker’s current rating and trip curve meet the demands of your largest loads and that it integrates smoothly with your existing GE equipment.