General Electric | TEL136050 | Circuit Breaker | 50A | 3-Pole | 600V

Meet the General Electric TEL136050 circuit breaker — a trusted 3-pole, 50A protection solution designed for demanding three-phase systems. Built to support maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects, this breaker helps keep your electrical distribution safe and dependable while you upgrade or refresh your equipment.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 50A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Part reference: TEL136050 (General Electric)

Why this TEL136050 model stands out

Designed for reliability in three-phase environments, the TEL136050 provides consistent overcurrent protection across all three hot conductors. The 3-pole configuration ensures balanced interruption of each phase, helping to safeguard motors, transformers, and other 600V-class equipment from faults and short circuits. This is especially valuable for retrofit and replacement projects where exact compatibility with existing GE panels is essential.

Ideal use cases

• Maintenance and service of existing GE panels that require a 3-pole, 50A at 600V breaker
• Retrofits where upgrading to a robust 3-phase protection scheme is needed
• Replacement for worn or tripped breakers in three-phase electrical systems

Compatibility and installation notes

To ensure a seamless fit, verify that TEL136050 matches your panel’s specifications and ratings before ordering. The part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility, so cross-check the GE panel labeling and any manufacturer documentation. For safe handling, follow all local electrical codes and consult a licensed electrician if you’re unsure about the installation requirements.

Practical guidance and best practices

• Use TEL136050 when your system operates three-phase equipment on 600V networks and you need solid, trip-capable protection across all phases.
• Keep a record of the part number for future serviceability and to simplify replacements during panel maintenance.
• Plan for full-system compatibility — confirm the breaker’s amperage, pole count, and voltage rating align with the connected equipment and the panel’s allowed configurations.