General Electric | SFLA24AT2200C | Circuit Breaker | 24A | 2-Pole | 600V

Meet the General Electric SFLA24AT2200C circuit breaker—a robust, drop-in protection solution engineered for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where precise compatibility matters. This 2-pole device delivers reliable overcurrent protection for circuits that demand a 24A rating and a 600V ceiling, making it a dependable choice for GE installations and related panel configurations.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 24A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Part reference: SFLA24AT2200C

Why this breaker stands out

• The part number SFLA24AT2200C is the most reliable reference for ensuring a correct fit, reducing the guesswork during replacements or retrofits.
• The 2-pole design interrupts both hot lines together, delivering comprehensive protection for multi‑wire branch circuits and enhancing overall electrical safety.
• With a 600V rating, this breaker supports a wide range of industrial and commercial setups where higher operating voltages are present.
• When upgrading aging panels or restoring GE-enabled systems, this breaker aligns with existing infrastructure to maintain performance and safety standards.

Usage scenarios and ideal users

• Maintenance tasks where a like-for-like GE replacement is required to preserve panel behavior and trip characteristics.
• Retrofits that update older electrical infrastructure to current GE-compatible components without overhauling the entire panel.
• Replacement in existing GE installations where a 24A, 2-pole, 600V rated device is specified by the service plan or electrical schematics.

Important installation notes

Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings for your specific panel or equipment. The SFLA24AT2200C part number provides the most reliable compatibility reference, helping you avoid mismatches and installation delays.

Practical tips for a smooth retrofit

• Have your panel model and the current breaker type on hand to verify that SFLA24AT2200C matches the required GE format.
• Consult your system documentation to ensure a 24A, 2-pole, 600V rating aligns with the protected circuit’s load and usage patterns.
• During installation, follow standard electrical safety practices, including de-energizing the panel and using appropriate lockout/tagout procedures.