General Electric | THKM836F000 | Circuit Breaker | 800A | 3-Pole | 600V

Introducing the General Electric THKM836F000 circuit breaker—an industrial-grade protection device engineered for demanding three-phase 600V systems. With an 800A rating and a 3‑pole configuration, this GE breaker is built to guard heavy-load circuits, motor starters, and distribution feeders against overloads and short circuits, while supporting reliable performance during retrofit and replacement projects.

Exact compatibility is at the core of its value. For maintenance, retrofit, or replacement tasks, using the exact part number THKM836F000 minimizes guesswork and protects your system’s electrical logic and trip characteristics. Confirm fit and ratings against your equipment documentation before ordering; the part number is your best reference for compatibility.

What this GE circuit breaker delivers

• 800A amperage rating provides robust protection for high-current circuits in industrial or commercial settings.
• 3-Pole design ensures coordinated disconnection across all three phases in a 3-phase system.
• 600V maximum system voltage suits a wide range of industrial distribution and controlled equipment environments.
• OEM reliability matches GE equipment precisely, reducing compatibility risk in replacement scenarios.

Ideal use cases

• Replacing a failed breaker in GE panels or distribution gear that specifies THKM836F000
• Retrofit projects requiring a high-capacity, three-phase protection device
• Maintenance cycles needing an exact, OEM-consistent part for continued system reliability

Practical guidance for ordering and installation

Before you order, verify fit and ratings against your equipment documentation. The THKM836F000 is the best reference for compatibility; confirm amperage (800A), pole count (3), and voltage rating (600V). Use the official part number to avoid mismatches and ensure safe, compliant operation within your electrical system.

Handle and install with proper electrical safety in mind. Engage qualified personnel, follow applicable electrical codes, secure the breaker firmly in the panel, and label the replacement with the part number for future service needs.