General Electric | SL463N | Fusible Bus Plug | 100A | 3-Pole | 600V

General Electric SL463N Fusible Bus Plug — 100A, 3-Pole, 600V is a purpose-built solution for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where precise electrical compatibility matters. Engineered by General Electric, this fusible bus plug integrates seamlessly into 3-phase distribution systems, delivering reliable overcurrent protection with a straightforward swap-in design.

• Exact electrical targets: 100 A amperage, 3-Pole configuration, and a 600 V maximum operating voltage ensure you’re matching the right protection and connection scheme for your panel.
• Fusible protection in a plug form: Designed to function as a controlled, replaceable link within your bus system, helping to interrupt fault currents efficiently and safely.
• Maintenance-friendly: Built for service environments where quick swaps are essential, reducing downtime during routine maintenance or fault isolation.
• Retrofit and replacement ready: An ideal choice when upgrading or refreshing existing equipment that requires the specific SL463N specifications and fit.
• Clear compatibility reference: The part number SL463N is your best guide for ensuring compatibility with your GE panels and assemblies.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 100 A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 600 V

Why choose the GE SL463N for your panel

Beyond the basic specs, the SL463N offers a dependable GE design lineage, designed to integrate smoothly into existing 3-phase installations that require precise protection ratings. This part is particularly valuable for facilities that conduct planned maintenance, retrofits, or replacements where exact fit and rating matter to keep downtime low and protection aligned with system requirements.

Practical guidance for sourcing and installation

• Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering; rely on the SL463N part number as the primary compatibility reference.
• Prepare by comparing your panel or bus assembly model against the 3-Pole, 100A, 600V specifications to ensure a seamless match.
• Plan replacements during scheduled maintenance windows to minimize disruption and ensure that the protective element remains in spec for your electrical distribution system.
• Store spare fusible bus plugs in a controlled environment to preserve insulation integrity and prevent contamination that could affect performance.