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| Part Number | TNIA800G |
| Amperes | 800 |
| Voltage | 600 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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General Electric TNIA800G Circuit Breaker is engineered to safeguard high‑demand electrical systems with pinpoint accuracy. Rated at 800A and 600V, this protective device delivers dependable overcurrent protection for main feeders and critical circuits, helping you minimize downtime while maximizing safety and reliability.
When you’re sourcing replacements or upgrades, the TNIA800G reference is your best guide for compatibility. Always confirm fit and ratings before ordering to ensure seamless integration with your panel, bus, and protection scheme.
In practical terms, the GE TNIA800G delivers assurance for facilities that cannot tolerate uncertain protection. With exact 800A and 600V specifications and a clear TNIA800G reference, you get a dependable, long‑term solution for safer, more reliable power distribution.
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