General Electric | SGLA36AT4300C | Circuit Breaker | 36A | 3-Pole | 600V

When your electrical system depends on dependable protection for 3‑phase 600V circuits, the General Electric SGLA36AT4300C circuit breaker delivers precise 36A protection in a 3‑pole configuration. Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this GE part ensures your panel continues to operate with the exact specifications your equipment expects.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 36A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Part number reference: SGLA36AT4300C

Why this GE circuit breaker stands out

This SGLA36AT4300C isn’t a generic drop‑in—it's a precise match for GE panels and systems that call for the SGLA series. Its three‑pole design protects 3‑phase loads with clean, predictable interruption, helping prevent damage from overcurrent events while supporting reliable equipment operation in commercial and light industrial environments. Because the part number is the best reference for compatibility, you’ll avoid guesswork during replacements or upgrades.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance and service: replace aging or worn breakers in GE distribution panels with an exact 3‑pole, 36A, 600V solution.
• Retrofit projects: upgrade panel protection where a 3‑phase, 600V rating and 36A capacity are required.
• Replacement needs: restore original system characteristics by using the exact SGLA36AT4300C specification to maintain consistent performance.

Practical tips for installation and longevity

• Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings against your current GE panel or switchgear. The SGLA36AT4300C is the best reference for compatibility.
• Label your panel after installation to reflect the updated protective device, ensuring maintenance teams can quickly verify the correct part in future inspections.
• Store a spare SGLA36AT4300C in a controlled environment to reduce downtime during scheduled maintenance or unexpected outages.

Choosing GE over alternatives

Opting for the GE SGLA36AT4300C means alignment with GE’s electrical architecture—consistent electrical characteristics, physical fit, and electrical connection standards that match your existing GE gear. This reduces the risk of mismatch, simplifies inventory management, and supports long‑term reliability in your electrical distribution network.