General Electric | TK236150 | Circuit Breaker | 150A | 3-Pole | 600V

Overview

The General Electric TK236150 is a purpose-built 150 A three-pole circuit breaker designed for reliable protection in industrial and commercial electrical systems. With a 600 V rating, this GE component is ideal for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact spec matching matters. Built to align with GE’s original design, the TK236150 helps maintain system safety and performance without the guesswork of aftermarket substitutes.

Why the GE TK236150 stands out

• Accurate amperage: 150 A protection to guard wiring and equipment from overcurrents in three-phase circuits.
• Three-pole configuration: Simplifies protective coordination across all phases in 3‑phase systems, reducing complexity in panel retrofits.
• 600V rating: Suitable for higher-voltage panel installations, ensuring compatibility with common industrial setups.
• Genuine GE part: The TK236150 carries the original part designation for a dependable fit and predictable performance.
• Clear compatibility reference: The TK236150 part number is the most reliable reference when verifying a match for your equipment.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage: 150 A
• Poles: 3-Pole
• Voltage: 600 V

Practical applications and use cases

Ideal for systems where a 3‑pole, 150 A breaker is specified, the GE TK236150 serves well in:

• Industrial control panels and switchgear retrofit projects
• Commercial electrical service upgrades requiring exact GE specifications
• Replacement of aging breakers in legacy GE installations to restore reliable overcurrent protection
• New equipment installations that require a GE-approved, plug-compatible protective device

How to ensure a perfect fit

Before ordering, confirm that your equipment requires 150 A, a 3‑pole configuration, and a 600 V rating. The TK236150 part number is the best reference for compatibility, helping you avoid mismatches with panel boards or disconnects designed for GE components.

Installation considerations and tips

To maximize safety and performance, rely on a qualified electrician for installation and follow all applicable electrical codes. When replacing an existing GE breaker or retrofitting a panel, verify that the panel labeling and field wiring configurations support a 3‑pole, 150 A, 600 V device. Keep documentation handy and consult GE’s guidelines for any panel-specific torque and connection requirements.