Exactly what we needed for a shutdown replacement. No surprises.
Plant · Shutdown
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| Poles | 2 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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Seamless online shopping experience guaranteed with easy shipping and returns policy.
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Genuine General Electric TKMA20700WL circuit breaker, a 2-pole, 600-volt protective device built for reliable performance in GE panels and compatible equipment. This part is ideal for maintenance, retrofit, or replacement tasks where exact specifications matter, and the TKMA20700WL part number serves as the most trusted reference for compatibility.
As a genuine General Electric component, this breaker is engineered to meet GE’s panel standards. It provides dependable protection for circuits in industrial and commercial environments where 600-volt service is common, and where a precise 2-pole configuration is required to interrupt both legs of a circuit.
This listing represents a single General Electric TKMA20700WL 2-pole, 600V circuit breaker, suitable for professionals and technicians who require exact GE specifications for dependable, compliant operation.
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