General Electric | TED136035V | Circuit Breaker | 35A | 3-Pole

Discover reliable overcurrent protection with the General Electric TED136035V circuit breaker. This 35A, 3-pole device is built to meet the exacting requirements of maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where matching specs are essential.

The TED136035V stands out with its precise amperage rating and three-pole design, delivering consistent trip performance across three conductors in GE-compatible panels. When you need to align with the original equipment manufacturer standards, this GE part number becomes the most trusted reference for compatibility and safe operation.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 35A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Brand/Part: General Electric TED136035V

Why choose the GE TED136035V circuit breaker

Designed for proactive protection, this 3-pole breaker helps safeguard circuits and connected equipment from overloads and short circuits in multi-conductor setups. It’s ideal for technicians performing panel maintenance, retrofits, or replacements where exact ratings matter most. The part-number-specific approach means you’re selecting a component that aligns with the control logic and trip characteristics used in your GE systems.

Use cases and applications

• Maintenance: Replace aging or worn-out breakers to restore reliable protection in service panels.
• Retrofit: Update legacy installations with a compatible three-pole breaker that matches the original specs.
• Replacement: Ideal for swapping out a failed unit in GE-compatible assemblies, minimizing compatibility risk.

Practical guidance

Before ordering the TED136035V, confirm fit and ratings against your existing panel or equipment. The part number is the best reference for compatibility, ensuring the device will operate within the panel’s electrical architecture and safety requirements.

What to expect in installation

Standard safety practices apply: de-energize the circuit, verify panel labeling shows the correct amperage and pole configuration, and follow manufacturer guidelines for removal and seating of the new breaker. If you’re upgrading to a 3-pole design for three-phase or multi-pole protection, ensure the panel bus and conductors are rated for the 35A load.