General Electric | SGLA36AT4150C | Circuit Breaker | 36A | 3-Pole | 600V

General Electric SGLA36AT4150C Circuit Breaker is a purpose-built three-pole protection device designed for reliable overcurrent safeguarding in 3-phase electrical systems. With a 36-amp rating and a 600-volt maximum, this GE part is tailored for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter.

• Three-pole design provides synchronized protection across all phases, essential for balanced three-phase circuits and motor loads.
• 36A current rating matches common branch and motor protection requirements, helping prevent nuisance trips while maintaining safety.
• 600V maximum voltage accommodates a wide range of industrial and commercial applications, from service panels to equipment feeders.
• Exact compatibility is tied to the part number SGLA36AT4150C—this is the most reliable reference for matching GE panels and assemblies. Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering.

This circuit breaker is ideal for technicians and electricians conducting:

• Maintenance on existing GE installations where downtime needs to be minimized and exact spec alignment is required.
• Retrofits and upgrades in commercial or light industrial environments where three-phase protection is necessary.
• Replacement of worn or failed breakers in GE equipment, ensuring continuity of protection without altering system design.

Why choose this model? It’s purpose-built to integrate seamlessly with GE assemblies, reducing installation guesswork and compatibility risks. The SGLA36AT4150C designation is your best cue for panelboard and accessory alignment, helping you avoid mismatches that can lead to improper protection or compatibility issues.

Practical tips for a smooth replacement:

• Before ordering, verify the exact match of your panel or equipment’s specifications against the SGLA36AT4150C part number and the 36A/600V ratings.
• When performing replacement work, ensure the power is completely isolated and follow all safety procedures for working with live electrical gear.
• Keep the original panel labeling in mind; mismatches between panel model, bus configuration, and breaker type can cause non-compatibility or improper operation.
• Store spare breakers in a dry, clean environment to maintain reliability for future maintenance needs.

For anyone upgrading or maintaining GE electrical systems, the SGLA36AT4150C circuit breaker offers precise specs, dependable protection, and a straightforward path to compatibility—helping you minimize downtime and safeguard equipment with confidence.