General Electric | 102025-001 | Circuit Breaker

Meet the General Electric 102025-001 Circuit Breaker—a purpose-built protector for GE-powered systems designed with maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects in mind. Built to GE specifications, this part helps keep your electrical protection consistent when updating or restoring older gear.

Key details

• Part number: 102025-001
• Designed for: maintenance, retrofit, and replacement needs
• Best reference for compatibility: use the part number 102025-001 to verify exact fit; confirm all ratings and specifications before ordering

Why the 102025-001 stands out

• Precise GE compatibility: The 102025-001 is the exact GE part reference for select panels and assemblies, reducing guesswork during retrofits and replacements.
• Streamlined sourcing: Relying on the original part number simplifies procurement, helping you keep projects on schedule.
• Reliable protection: Engineered to meet GE’s design standards, this circuit breaker delivers consistent overcurrent protection within compatible GE systems.
• Flexible use cases: Ideal for routine maintenance, panel retrofits, or replacement of a failed breaker in existing General Electric installations.

How to verify compatibility

1. Identify your panel model and the required interrupting rating from the panel’s data plate.
2. Cross-check these specifications with the 102025-001 part number to ensure a match.
3. Ensure proper installation practices: power off the system and follow all safety and local electrical codes, or consult a qualified electrician if unsure.

Ideal use scenarios

• Maintenance teams servicing GE panels and circuits that require exact GE replacement parts
• Retrofit projects upgrading legacy GE equipment to maintain compatibility and protection standards
• Replacement after a breaker fault or trip within GE-powered electrical distributions

Practical tips for a smooth replacement

Keep a spare 102025-001 on hand for planned maintenance windows to minimize downtime. When ordering, pair this part with the exact panel model and rating data to avoid compatibility issues. Document the installation details and date of service to streamline future servicing and warranty considerations.