General Electric SELA36AT0030-20A 36A 3-Pole 600 V Circuit Breaker

General Electric SELA36AT0030-20A 36A 3-Pole 600 V Circuit Breaker is engineered to safeguard three-phase electrical systems with precise, reliable interruption when faults occur. This GE unit is rated for 20 A, features three poles, and carries a 600 V maximum, making it well-suited for demanding commercial and light-industrial applications. While the model name appears as 36A in some listings, the actual current rating for this unit is 20 A, emphasizing targeted protection where it matters most.

Why this GE circuit breaker stands out

• Three-pole design provides simultaneous protection of all three phases, reducing the risk of phase imbalances and minimizing equipment damage.
• 600 V maximum voltage rating supports higher-energy distribution networks, including motor feeds and control panels common in commercial facilities.
• Direct-fit replacement part number SELA36AT0030-20A ensures compatibility with GE panels and distribution gear, minimizing installation downtime and guesswork.
• Built to General Electric’s rigorous standards, delivering predictable trip performance and long-term reliability in busy environments.
• Compact, modular form factor designed for standard GE electrical rooms and panel boards, helping optimize space and wiring layouts.

Who should consider this breaker

electricians, facilities managers, and maintenance teams responsible for commercial spaces, light-industrial plants, or data-center edge environments where dependable circuit protection is essential. Use it to safeguard 3-phase motors, machine feeds, conveyors, and other equipment powered from 600 V systems, ensuring quick isolation in fault scenarios.

Key specifications

• Current rating: 20 A
• Poles: 3
• Voltage rating: 600 V
• Part number: SELA36AT0030-20A
• Model reference: General Electric SELA36AT0030-20A

Installation and safety note: verify that your panel accepts 3-pole GE breakers and that wiring and bus connections meet the unit’s specifications. Always follow local electrical codes and consult a licensed electrician for service work to ensure proper fit, wiring, and safe operation.