General Electric | TEL134150 | Circuit Breaker | 150A | 3-Pole | 480V

General Electric TEL134150 is a rugged, industrial-grade circuit breaker designed to safeguard three‑phase power in demanding environments. With a 150A rating, 3 poles, and a 480V operating level, this unit delivers reliable protection for feeders and equipment in modern electrical distributions. It’s purpose-built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter, making it a trusted choice for professionals replacing worn or failed protective devices.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 150 A
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Voltage: 480V
• Part number: TEL134150

What makes this GE circuit breaker stand out

• Genuine General Electric construction ensures consistent performance across installations that demand dependable protection from short circuits and overloads.
• The TEL134150 part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility, simplifying cross-reference with panels and assemblies in industrial settings.
• Designed specifically for 3‑phase (three‑pole) 480V systems, it aligns with common industrial power distribution configurations, reducing guesswork during retrofits and replacements.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance: replace a worn or tripped breaker in a 3‑phase 480V distribution network to restore safe, controlled power flow.
• Retrofit: upgrade legacy systems to a modern, compliant protection device without altering existing wiring or panel layouts.
• Replacement: swap in a like‑for‑like unit when service life has reached its end in industrial machinery, manufacturing lines, or large distribution panels.

How to verify compatibility

• Check your equipment label or panel documentation to confirm a 3‑pole, 480V protection scheme and the required amperage matches 150A.
• Compare the exact part number with TEL134150 to ensure the replacement aligns with your panel’s mounting and interface design.
• When in doubt, use the TEL134150 as the compatibility anchor and consult your electrical drawings or a qualified technician to confirm fit before ordering.

Installation and safety tips

Power down the system and follow all relevant electrical codes and lockout/tagout procedures. Use appropriate PPE and ensure installation is performed by a licensed electrician. Accurate replacement hinges on matching the part number and confirming the panel’s voltage and pole requirements to maintain safe, code-compliant operation.