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| Amperes | 800 |
| Poles | 2 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Meet the General Electric THKM826800WL circuit breaker — a purpose-built, high-current protection device designed for demanding electrical environments. With an 800A rating, a robust 2-pole design, and a 600V rating, this breaker is built to safeguard feeders and critical equipment while delivering reliable, coordinated shutoff when faults occur. It’s the precise choice for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects that demand exact specifications.
Important: confirm fit and ratings before ordering. The THKM826800WL part number is the most reliable reference for compatibility with GE panels and compatible enclosures. When selecting this breaker, you’re choosing a precise, field-proven solution that aligns with your existing electrical footprint and safety standards.
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