General Electric TK236F000 225A 3-Pole 600 V Circuit Breaker

Meet the General Electric TK236F000 225A 3-Pole 600 V Circuit Breaker — a purpose-built protection device for demanding three-phase electrical systems. Engineered by GE, this unit delivers straightforward, reliable overcurrent protection for heavy loads, helping keep motors, pumps, and HVAC equipment safe in commercial and industrial environments.

Key specifications

• Part Number: TK236F000
• Current rating: 225 A
• Poles: 3
• Voltage rating: 600 V
• Manufacturer: General Electric

Why this GE 225A 3-Pole 600 V breaker stands out

Designed specifically for three-phase distribution, the TK236F000 consolidates protection into a single, durable unit. The three-pole configuration ensures synchronized protection across all phases, reducing the risk of phase imbalance that can stress equipment and shorten motor life. With a robust 225 A rating, it’s well-suited to guard feeders and large-capacity circuits without frequent nuisance trips.

Ideal use cases

• Commercial and light-industrial power distribution panels guarding three-phase motor circuits
• Protection for heavy equipment like pumps, compressors, and industrial fans
• HVAC system mains and distribution in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and data centers

Practical considerations and installation tips

• Verify compatibility with your panel or switchboard’s mounting and bus design before installation.
• Ensure a licensed electrician handles installation to maintain safety and code compliance.
• Use in environments that require reliable protection for high-current, three-phase circuits up to 600 V.

What you gain with the TK236F000

With the General Electric TK236F000, you’re choosing a trusted protection solution from a legacy electrical brand. It combines a substantial 225 A capacity with a 3-pole design, enabling balanced, straightforward protection for complex three-phase systems. If you’re upgrading or retrofitting a panel that serves heavy loads, this breaker helps improve reliability, reduce downtime, and simplify maintenance by consolidating protection into a single, standard device.