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Introducing the General Electric TMQL2180 80A 2-Pole 240 V Circuit Breaker — a rugged, reliable overcurrent protector designed for GE panels and load centers. With an 80-amp rating across two hot legs and a 240-volt operating capacity, this part (TMQL2180) provides robust protection for demanding circuits while ensuring quick, simultaneous disconnection on fault.
This breaker is designed for GE panels that accept TMQL-series devices. When installing, ensure the panel labeling confirms compatibility with TMQL2180 and follow all local electrical codes. For best results, connect and torque per the panel manufacturer's specifications, and verify the device trips cleanly under fault conditions to protect both wiring and connected equipment. If you’re upgrading from a prior 80A 2-pole solution, this TMQL2180 offers a precise, straightforward replacement that helps maintain system safety and reliability.
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