General Electric | SKHA26AT8800C | Circuit Breaker | 26A | 2-Pole | 600V

General Electric SKHA26AT8800C circuit breaker delivers precise, reliable protection when you need an exact-match replacement. This 26A two‑pole device is rated for 600V, making it a dependable choice for panels and circuits that require robust, balanced interruption across both conductors. Designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement scenarios, it helps you restore safe, code‑compliant operation without guesswork.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 26A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Voltage: 600V
• Part number: SKHA26AT8800C

Why this GE circuit breaker stands out

• Exact-fit replacement for GE panels and systems that require the SKHA26AT8800C part. Using the exact part number helps ensure compatibility and consistent performance.
• Best reference for compatibility—the part number is your most reliable cross-check when evaluating fit and ratings before ordering.
• 2-pole protection provides simultaneous disconnection of both conductors, enhancing safety for multi‑wire and 240V circuits when used in appropriate panels.
• 600V readiness—engineered to operate safely within higher voltage environments while delivering predictable trip behavior for circuits up to 26 amps.

Ideal use cases and practical considerations

Perfect for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where a precise specification match is required. This breaker is a solid choice when upgrading older equipment, restoring panel protection after a component failure, or aligning with a panel’s documented GE components. It’s especially suitable for installations where clean compatibility with the existing GE labeling and mechanical fit is essential.

Installation and compatibility tips

Before ordering, verify that your panel or equipment labeling supports a 600V rated, 26A, 2-Pole breaker and that SKHA26AT8800C is the correct reference for your exact model. Using the part number as the primary compatibility check helps prevent mismatches and unnecessary returns. Always follow standard safety practices during installation and test the circuit after replacement to confirm proper operation.