General Electric | THKM836350 | Circuit Breaker | 3-Pole

Meet the General Electric THKM836350 — a dependable 3-pole circuit breaker designed for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact compatibility matters. Identified by its part number, this breaker is the precise reference you need to ensure the right fit in your GE panels and systems.

Why this 3-Pole breaker stands out

Designed for multi‑phase configurations, the 3-pole design allows you to safely interrupt all three live conductors with a single device, simplifying service work and enhancing panel protection during upgrades or routine maintenance. The THKM836350 part number is the best reference for compatibility, so verify fit and ratings before ordering to avoid downtime.

Key details at a glance

• Poles: 3-Pole — ideal for three-phase electrical systems and panels that require simultaneous disconnect of three conductors.
• Part reference: THKM836350 — use this identifier to confirm exact compatibility with GE equipment.
• Applications: Suitable for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement needs where matching specs are required.
• Compatibility note: Confirm fit and ratings before ordering; the part number is the most reliable compatibility reference.

Practical use cases

• Replacing a failed breaker in GE panels that require a 3-pole solution.
• Retrofit projects where a three-phase disconnect is needed to support updated equipment or added loads.
• Routine maintenance tasks that demand a dependable, exact-spec replacement to minimize panel downtime.

How it helps you operate with confidence

With the THKM836350, you’re not guessing about compatibility—you’re selecting a GE-approved solution designed to meet the same standards as your existing gear. This reduces compatibility risk and helps you complete services faster, so your electrical systems stay reliable and up to code.

Shopping tips

• Always cross-check the panel label against the THKM836350 part number to ensure exact fit.
• Have your panel’s voltage and current ratings on hand when planning a retrofit or replacement to confirm the breaker’s suitability.
• If you’re unsure about the panel’s requirement for a 3-pole device, consider consulting your electrical schematic or a licensed electrician to confirm compatibility before purchase.