General Electric | TKMA836600 | Circuit Breaker | 600A | 3-Pole | 600V

Designed by General Electric, the TKMA836600 circuit breaker provides rugged, reliable overcurrent protection for demanding 3‑phase systems. With a 600A rating and a 600V maximum, this 3‑pole unit is engineered for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where exact specifications matter. When compatibility and safety are non‑negotiable, this GE breaker keeps power under control and systems running smoothly.

Key specifications

• Amperage: 600A
• Poles: 3‑Pole
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Part number: TKMA836600

Why this GE breaker stands out

• Precise compatibility: The TKMA836600 is the definitive reference for matching GE equipment in compatible panels and distribution setups. Always verify fit and ratings before ordering to ensure seamless replacement or retrofit.
• High‑current protection for 3‑phase systems: Specifically designed to interrupt higher fault currents in commercial and industrial environments, helping protect wiring, transformers, and connected equipment.
• Maintenance and retrofit ready: Ideal for upgrading aged gear or refreshing a panel with a unit that aligns with the original specifications, minimizing downtime and compatibility concerns.

Ideal use scenarios

• Replacing a failed 3‑pole breaker in a 3‑phase distribution panel requiring 600A at 600V
• Retrofits where exact part matching to the panel’s original GE components is essential
• Maintenance projects in industrial facilities that demand reliable high‑amperage protection

Installation and safety considerations

• Always confirm fit and ratings against the panel manufacturer’s guidelines before ordering or installation.
• De‑energize the system and follow lockout/tagout procedures prior to any replacement work.
• Ensure proper mounting and secure electrical connections in accordance with local electrical codes and GE guidelines.

Practical tips for best results

• Keep the part number TKMA836600 on hand as the primary compatibility reference when sourcing replacements or performing retrofits.
• Document any panel model and version during replacement to ensure continued alignment with maintenance records and future service needs.
• Store spare breakers in a dry, clean environment to preserve terminal integrity and performance over time.