General Electric | TEL136020WL | Circuit Breaker | 20A | 3-Pole | 600V

Engineered for dependable overcurrent protection in three‑phase systems, the General Electric TEL136020WL circuit breaker delivers precise 20‑amp protection across a 3‑pole configuration rated up to 600V. Identified by the exact part number TEL136020WL, this unit is built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement tasks where precise specifications matter.

• Amperage and configuration: 20A, 3‑Pole, 600V rating for robust three‑phase protection.
• Exact compatibility reference: TEL136020WL is the best identifier to ensure your replacement matches the original equipment in GE panels.
• Ideal use cases: maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects in GE‑compatible panels and three‑phase distribution circuits.
• Designed for commercial and light industrial environments: suitable for electrical distributions up to 600V, where reliable trip performance matters.
• Fit confirmation: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering by cross‑referencing the panel label and GE documentation.

In practice, this GE circuit breaker excels in scenarios where a precise 20A, 3‑pole, 600V protective device is required to safeguard downstream equipment, control circuits, and distribution feeders. It’s an ideal choice for panel upgrades and retrofits that demand exact specifications without compromising on safety or reliability. Stocked for maintenance programs, it helps reduce downtime by ensuring you have the exact GE part on hand for quick replacement.

Key considerations for installation and use:

• Who it’s for: electricians, facility managers, and maintenance teams working with GE‑compatible panels and three‑phase systems.
• What it solves: precise replacement for aging or damaged 20A, 3‑pole components, preserving panel ratings and electrical safety.
• How it compares to alternatives: this part’s exact GE TEL136020WL specification minimizes compatibility risk and ensures consistent trip characteristics in GE panels.
• Practical tip: always verify panel model and labeling, and follow electrical safety practices and manufacturer installation guidelines.