General Electric | SEPA36AT1060C | Circuit Breaker | 36A | 3-Pole | 600V

Meet General Electric’s SEPA36AT1060C circuit breaker—an expertly engineered, ready-to-install protection device designed for robust performance in 3‑phase, 600V electrical environments. This 36A, 3‑pole unit is purpose-built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where precise specifications matter, helping you maintain reliable power distribution with minimal downtime.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 36A
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Part reference: SEPA36AT1060C

Why this GE circuit breaker matters

This is more than a spare part. The SEPA36AT1060C is a precise fit for electrical panels and systems that require a three‑phase, 600‑volt protection solution with a 36‑amp rating. By mirroring the exact specifications of your existing setup, it helps preserve coordinated trip characteristics and protective coordination, reducing the risk of nuisance trips while safeguarding downstream equipment.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofits: Update aging protection in three‑phase industrial panels to restore reliable overcurrent protection without changing other components.
• Maintenance: Replace a failed breaker quickly with a unit that matches your panel’s safety and performance standards.
• Repairs and replacements: When a system requires a GE‑specific part number for compatibility, SEPA36AT1060C is designed to fulfill that requirement.
• New installations: Suitable for projects where a 3‑pole, 36A, 600V protection device is specified, ensuring consistent performance across all three phases.

How to verify fit and ratings

Before ordering, confirm that your panel or equipment specifies a 3‑pole, 36A, 600V GE breaker and that the replacement part number aligns with SEPA36AT1060C. The part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility, and cross‑checking the panel label with this model helps ensure a seamless swap.

Practical tips for optimal use

• Maintain labeling: Keep the part number visible on the panel for future service and replacements.
• Coordinate protection: Ensure the breaker’s amperage and trip characteristics align with connected loads to avoid unnecessary shutdowns.
• Storage and handling: Store spares in a clean, dry environment and handle with standard electrical safety procedures to prevent damage.