GE TEB122015 15A 2P Circuit Breaker, Bolt-On | AmpState

Meet the GE TEB122015 15A 2P circuit breaker — a bolt-on protection solution crafted for reliability in panelboards, load centers, and electrical distribution systems. This 2-pole device delivers trusted overcurrent protection while simplifying installation and maintenance tasks.

Designed for replacement projects and spare stocking, the TEB122015 helps you keep the BOM aligned with the original part number, reducing downtime and ensuring seamless compatibility when you swap in a like-for-like GE component.

• Bolt-on mounting enables quick, secure installation with straightforward replacement in existing panels.
• 2-pole configuration protects both conductors on 240V circuits, providing comprehensive safety and shutdown coverage.
• 15 A rating is well-suited for common branch circuits in residential and light commercial electrical distributions.
• Part number TEB122015 and GE branding deliver dependable performance and compatibility with GE panelboards and compatible systems.
• AmpState support is ready to help you confirm fit and compatibility—message us to verify exact application and ensure you’re choosing the right replacement part.

Who this is for

• Electricians performing panel upgrades, service calls, or routine maintenance who need a reliable GE-compatible replacement breaker.
• Facilities managers stocking spare parts to keep electrical systems up and running with minimal downtime.
• Contractors managing replacement projects where BOM alignment to the original part number matters for warranty and documentation.

Why it matters

The GE TEB122015 delivers precise overcurrent protection, helping prevent circuit overloads and short circuits. With bolt-on mounting, swapping in a like-for-like unit minimizes panel downtime and preserves wiring integrity, so your electrical distribution stays safe and compliant.

Practical usage tips

• Before installation, confirm panel compatibility with GE TEB122015 and verify that the two-pole configuration matches your circuit requirements.
• Follow standard electrical safety practices during replacement—power down the panel, de-energize conductors, and secure the panel cover before mounting.
• Store spare breakers in a cool, dry place to maintain performance for future replacements.