General Electric | TE100J | Circuit Breaker | 100A | 3-Pole | 600V

General Electric’s TE100J circuit breaker is a purpose-built, OEM-grade protection device designed for demanding three‑phase electrical systems. With a 100 A rating, a 3‑pole configuration, and a 600 V maximum operating voltage, this breaker is purposefully crafted for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact GE specifications matter.

Key specifications

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

Who this is for

Designed for technicians, facilities engineers, and contractors who work with GE‑legacy panels or GE-compatible distribution gear. If your service panel, switchgear, or three‑phase distribution setup requires a TE‑series, 100 A, 3‑pole unit, the TE100J is the exact match you need for reliable protection and consistent trip characteristics across all three phases.

Why TE100J stands out

• OEM-grade compatibility: The TE100J is built to align with GE’s TE-series family, ensuring proper fit, mounting, and electrical performance in panels designed for 3‑pole protection.
• Precise replacement path: Ideal for replacements in existing GE installations where the TE100J part number is the best reference for compatibility.
• Clear use cases: Perfect for maintenance cycles, retrofit upgrades, or replacement projects where exact ratings and form factors matter for safety and reliability.

Compatibility and ordering guidance

Notes to keep your project on track: confirm the fit and ratings before ordering. The part number is the best reference for compatibility, so use TE100J to match your panel’s frame and trip specifications. This ensures seamless physical fit and electrical behavior, minimizing downtime and rework.

Practical tips and setup considerations

• Verify that your installation is within the 600 V maximum rating and supports a 3‑pole configuration before purchase.
• Prepare for a straightforward replacement or retrofit by ensuring panel spaces and mounting hardware align with TE‑series breakers.
• Plan for standard electrical safety practices: de‑energize equipment, follow lockout/tagout procedures, and consult the panel’s documentation for any manufacturer‑specific installation notes.