General Electric 674632 4A 2-Pole 415 V Circuit Breaker

Meet the General Electric 674632 4A 2-Pole 415 V Circuit Breaker—a precise, dependable overcurrent protection device designed for 4-amp circuits in a two-pole configuration operating up to 415 volts. Built by GE, this breaker brings trusted engineering to your electrical panel, helping prevent damage from overloads and short circuits in a wide range of commercial and industrial applications.

Key specifications

• Brand: General Electric
• Part number: 674632
• Current rating: 4 A
• Poles: 2
• Voltage rating: 415 V

Why this 4A 2-Pole 415 V circuit breaker stands out

• Dual-pole protection: The 2-Pole design ensures simultaneous disconnection of both live conductors, enhancing safety for 2-wire and 3-wire systems operating at 415 V.
• Precise overcurrent protection: With a 4 A rating, it is ideal for safeguarding low-current circuits and sensitive equipment from overloads without nuisance tripping.
• GE reliability: As a General Electric component, it benefits from established manufacturing standards and compatibility with GE panels and electrical assemblies.

Ideal use cases

• Small motor or control circuits in commercial equipment powered by 415 V systems.
• Protection for lightweight machinery, fans, pumps, or relays in industrial environments.
• Panelboard or distribution board applications where a compact, two-pole 415 V breaker is required.

Installation and compatibility

Ensure this General Electric 674632 circuit breaker is compatible with your GE panel or enclosure and matches the pole configuration and voltage requirements of your installation. Follow manufacturer guidelines for proper torque on terminals and verify that the overall system voltage does not exceed 415 V. This device is intended to provide reliable protection in appropriate 4-amp circuit applications within a two-pole, high-voltage framework.

Maintenance and safety tips

• Inspect for signs of wear, corrosion, or overheating during routine panel checks. Replace if you notice any damage or if the breaker trips frequently under normal load.
• Only perform electrical work with the main power shut off and by personnel qualified to handle high-voltage equipment.
• Maintain proper labeling in your electrical panel to reflect the protected circuit and ensure quick identification during servicing.

Who should consider this GE circuit breaker

• Electrical contractors assembling or upgrading panels that operate at 415 V and require a 4 A two-pole protection device.
• Facility managers and maintenance teams managing small-current circuits in industrial or commercial settings.
• Do-it-yourself electricians working on compatible GE electrical systems needing reliable, brand-name protection for low-current loads.