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Protect your 240V circuits with confidence using the General Electric THHQB22100 100A 2-Pole 240 V Circuit Breaker. This genuine GE component, identified by Part Number THHQB22100, is engineered to interrupt fault currents on a two-pole 240V circuit, helping safeguard wiring, devices, and occupants from overloads and short circuits.
Two-pole protection ensures both live conductors are disconnected together, preventing dangerous ungrounded or unbalanced conditions on 240V loads. This coordinated shutoff minimizes electrical shock risk and shields connected equipment from damaging fault currents.
For dependable, brand-specific protection of 240V circuits, the General Electric THHQB22100 100A 2-Pole 240 V Circuit Breaker stands out as the precise choice. Part number THHQB22100 is your clear fit for compatible GE panels needing two-pole, 240V overcurrent protection.
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