General Electric | TSAS2AB4R | Circuit Breaker | 4A

General Electric TSAS2AB4R is a 4-amp circuit breaker designed for dependable protection within GE electrical systems. This part is ideal for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement projects where matching specs matters, helping you keep your panel and circuits performing safely and reliably.

Key features and benefits

• Precise 4-amp trip rating ensures targeted protection for circuits and loads that require lower current thresholds, reducing nuisance trips while safeguarding wiring and devices.
• GE part number TSAS2AB4R as the definitive reference for compatibility, helping you confirm you’re selecting the exact form factor and mounting arrangement your equipment expects.
• Maintenance, retrofit, and replacement ready designed to slot into existing GE installations without extensive panel modifications, streamlining service and downtime.
• Reliable performance within GE panels built to align with GE’s design standards, providing consistent operation when called upon to interrupt current.

How to verify fit and use

Before ordering, confirm fit and ratings match your system. Use the part number TSAS2AB4R as the primary compatibility reference and compare it to your panel or device documentation. Ensure the 4-amp rating aligns with the circuit you intend to protect, and that the physical form factor matches the existing breaker receptacle and mounting method. For professional installation, shut off power to the circuit and follow all electrical safety guidelines.

Ideal use cases

• Retrofits or upgrades on GE equipment where a like-for-like 4A protection device is required.
• Maintenance replacements to minimize downtime and preserve system performance.
• Spare parts stock for service-ready GE panels, ensuring quick, accurate replacements when a breaker trips.

Tips for best results

Keep a record of the exact part number TSAS2AB4R alongside your panel’s model and protective ratings. When in doubt, consult your equipment’s documentation and, if needed, enlist a licensed electrician to verify pairing and installation safety.