General Electric | F225 | Circuit Breaker | 5A | 1-Pole

Introducing the General Electric F225 5A 1-Pole Circuit Breaker—a precisely rated protection device built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects. Designed to drop into compatible GE panels and other listings that reference the F225 family, this breaker delivers dependable trip performance at a 5-amp rating for single-circuit protection.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 5A
• Poles: 1-Pole
• Part number: F225
• Compatibility note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering; the part number is the best reference for compatibility.

Why this GE F225 matters

If you’re performing panel maintenance, a retrofit, or a straightforward replacement, the F225 delivers consistent, reliable protection for a single circuit. Its 1-pole design is ideal for 120V circuits that require dedicated overcurrent protection, while the 5A rating ensures the circuit remains protected without triggering unnecessarily during normal operation. Choosing the exact part number—F225—helps ensure you’re matching the breaker to your panel’s listing and the specific circuit requirements.

Use cases and ideal applications

• Repairing a failed 5A, single-pole breaker in an existing GE panel or a compatible panel that lists F225.
• Retrofit projects where the circuit requires a precise 5A single-pole protection to accommodate updated loads.
• Replacement scenarios that prioritize maintaining the original panel’s protection scheme and compatibility references.

How to verify compatibility

Because the part number F225 is the best compatibility reference, verify that your panel listing includes F225 or supports GE 5A, 1-pole breakers. Check the circuit’s required amperage and confirm there is a single hot-leg protection path available for a 1-pole unit. This careful match helps avoid mismatches that can affect protection and warranty coverage.

Who should consider this part

• Electrical professionals performing panel maintenance or upgrades.
• Homeowners tackling responsible electrical repairs or panel replacements with guidance.
• Facility managers overseeing retrofit projects that require precise 5A, 1-pole protection.