General Electric | FL423R | Fusible Bus Plug | 100A | 240V | 200kA

The General Electric FL423R Fusible Bus Plug is a purpose-built, field-ready component designed to safeguard your power distribution system during maintenance, retrofit, or replacement projects. With a 100A rating at 240V and a formidable 200kA interrupting capacity, this GE part delivers fast fault isolation and reliable performance when it matters most.

• Exact compatibility guaranteed by the part number FL423R: Use this reference to ensure a precise fit with GE bus assemblies and protective devices in your switchgear.
• Strong electrical specs for demanding environments: 100A operating current, 240V system voltage, and 200kA interrupting rating provide robust protection for feeders and transformers.
• Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement: A plug-in solution that minimizes downtime, simplifies stock management, and extends the life of your GE equipment.
• Factory-grade reliability: Built to GE engineering standards, delivering consistent performance and dependable operation under industrial loads.
• Plug-and-play replacement strategy: This fusible bus plug is engineered for straightforward substitution, helping your team keep power flowing with less disruption.

Important compatibility note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The part number FL423R remains the most reliable reference for compatibility with your GE gear.

Who benefits from the GE FL423R Fusible Bus Plug

Electrical maintenance teams, plant engineers, and facility operators who manage GE-based power distribution will find this component essential for timely maintenance and long-term reliability. It’s particularly valuable when upgrading older gear, aligning with modern protection schemes, or replacing fusible elements after faults.

Practical guidance for selecting and using this part

• Double-check system voltage (240V) and current rating (100A) to match your panel/gear configuration.
• Use the FL423R part number as the primary compatibility reference to avoid mismatches with GE bus assemblies.
• Schedule planned maintenance windows to minimize operational impact during replacement.
• Keep a stock of the correct fusible bus plugs to reduce downtime in mission-critical applications.