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| Part Number | TFL236100WL |
| Amperes | 100 |
| Poles | 3 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Meet the General Electric TFL236100WL circuit breaker—a dependable, purpose-built solution for safeguarding three‑phase electrical systems. With a 100A rating across 3 poles and a 600V maximum, this breaker delivers targeted protection where stability and reliability matter most, keeping equipment safe and downtime to a minimum.
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Ideal for professionals maintaining commercial or light industrial electrical infrastructure, the General Electric TFL236100WL circuit breaker provides precise, trustworthy protection for 3‑pole, 600V applications. By aligning with your existing GE hardware and specifications, it helps ensure consistent performance, easier inventory management, and a smoother path to reliable operation.
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