General Electric | FBV16TE035RV | Circuit Breaker | 1-Pole | 600V | Bolt-On

General Electric FBV16TE035RV is a 1-pole, 600V bolt-on circuit breaker designed for reliable overcurrent protection in maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios. With a bolt-on mounting style, this unit is built for secure, field-friendly installation in compatible GE panels and industrial electrical assemblies.

Key specifications

• Pole configuration: 1-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Mounting type: Bolt-On
• Part number: FBV16TE035RV
• Ideal use cases: maintenance, retrofit, and replacement where this exact spec is required

Why this breaker stands out

Unlike generic substitutes, the FBV16TE035RV is identified by a precise part number, ensuring compatibility with the intended GE panels and equipment. The bolt-on design provides a robust mechanical connection, which can translate to improved reliability in environments where vibration or movement is a factor. By focusing on the exact 1-pole, 600V configuration, this breaker delivers predictable performance for circuits that require single-channel protection at higher voltage levels.

Ideal use scenarios

• Replacing a failed or worn 1-pole breaker in 600V panels or equipment racks
• Retrofit projects where a known GE part number is required for compatibility
• Maintenance workflows that demand on-site, straightforward bolt-on installation

How to verify compatibility

To ensure a correct fit, confirm that the target application uses a 1-pole, 600V bolt-on breaker and that the GE FBV16TE035RV is the correct part number for your equipment. The part number is the best reference for compatibility, and you should verify fit and ratings before ordering to avoid mismatches.

Installation and handling tips

Plan for secure mechanical mounting with proper torque on the bolts and ensure the surrounding panel or enclosure is de-energized during replacement. Because this is a bolt-on device, alignment with the panel’s bus connections and mounting holes is important for a reliable connection. When in doubt, consult the equipment’s installation guidelines or a qualified electrician to confirm proper fit and safety practices.