General Electric | SKHA26AT2600C | Circuit Breaker | 26A | 2-Pole

General Electric SKHA26AT2600C is a dependable 26-amp, 2-pole circuit breaker designed to safeguard circuits within GE panels. Built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this unit pairs seamlessly with existing GE electrical systems when the part number SKHA26AT2600C is used as the compatibility reference.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 26A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Part number: SKHA26AT2600C
• Best compatibility reference: Use the exact part number SKHA26AT2600C to confirm fit with your GE panel

Note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering to ensure proper protection and electrical safety in your specific installation.

Why this GE breaker matters

Choosing the correct 26A, 2-pole breaker is essential for reliable circuit protection and panel performance. The SKHA26AT2600C is purpose-built for GE systems that require the SKHA-style form factor, delivering precise seating, predictable trip characteristics, and straightforward replacement when you’re updating an older panel or replacing a failed unit.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance: replacing a worn or tripped breaker in compatible GE panels with the SKHA family.
• Retrofit: upgrading or reconfiguring circuits in existing GE installations that call for a 26A, 2-pole unit.
• Replacement: sourcing the exact GE part to restore original protection and panel performance.

How to verify compatibility (quick guide)

To ensure a perfect match, reference the panel’s label for accepted breaker types and confirm:

• The required amperage is 26A
• The configuration is 2-pole
• The panel accepts SKHA-type breakers, and the part number SKHA26AT2600C is listed as a compatible option

This part number is the clearest reference for compatibility, so keep it handy when shopping for GE replacements.

Practical tips for install and care

• Power down at the main disconnect and follow standard safety procedures before replacing a breaker.
• Inspect the panel interior for any signs of wear or arcing and replace the breaker only if the panel is in solid condition.
• Store the new breaker in a clean, dry environment until you’re ready to install to prevent contamination or corrosion.