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| Poles | 3 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Seamless online shopping experience guaranteed with easy shipping and returns policy.
Shop with Confidence: Our Products come with a Reliable Year-Long Warranty.
Meet the General Electric TJ236070 3-Pole Circuit Breaker—the reliable, drop-in protection you need for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects that demand exact specifications. Built to integrate into compatible GE panels, this 3-pole design safeguards multiple conductors with a single, cohesive protective device.
Whether you’re replacing an aging breaker, retrofitting a panel to meet current protection standards, or performing routine maintenance, this 3-pole GE breaker delivers dependable overcurrent protection. When current exceeds the rated threshold, it trips to interrupt power and shield wiring and connected devices from damage.
Maintenance teams, electrical contractors, and facility managers who need a dependable three-pole circuit protection solution that aligns precisely with existing GE infrastructure and replacement parts catalogs.
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