GE TED134050 - 50 A, 480 V, 3-Pole Circuit Breaker | AmpState

GE TED134050 is a 50A, 480V, 3-pole molded-case circuit breaker designed to deliver dependable branch-circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection in panelboards and loadcenters. Built with a compact form, it maximizes usable panel space while maintaining reliable protection for demanding electrical systems.

• Compact molded-case design: streamlined panel layouts that free space for additional circuits without sacrificing protection.
• Thermal-magnetic trip unit: combines thermal overload sensing with magnetic instantaneous response to rapidly interrupt dangerous fault currents, delivering stable, repeatable protection.
• Three-pole configuration: ideal for balanced three-phase circuits, motor feeders, and commercial lighting or HVAC installations.
• 480V operating voltage: suited for higher-voltage distribution in commercial and light industrial environments.
• 50A rating: provides appropriate protection for mid-sized branch circuits, helping shield conductors and equipment from overloads.
• OEM panelboard compatibility: designed to fit and interoperate with matching GE OEM loadcenters and panelboards for straightforward upgrades and replacements.
• Versatile applications: suitable across residential, commercial, and light industrial settings where reliable three-phase protection is required.

Use this breaker to guard motor drives, compressors, pumps, and other 3‑phase equipment from overloads and short circuits, reducing downtime and extending equipment life. Its precise trip characteristics help coordinate protection with upstream devices and panelboard assemblies, ensuring compliance with electrical codes and safety standards without sacrificing performance.

Ideal for: electrical contractors, facilities managers, and panel builders seeking a compact, reliable three-phase protection solution that aligns with GE panelboard ecosystems. It’s an excellent replacement option when upgrading legacy gear or expanding GE-labeled panels in office buildings, retail spaces, or light manufacturing environments.