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| Amperes | 25 |
| Poles | 2 |
| Voltage | 240 |
| Product Type | Circuit Breaker |
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The General Electric TXQB2125 Circuit Breaker is a 25A, two-pole, 240V bolt-on device designed to protect electrical circuits with dependable precision. Built for maintenance, retrofit, and replacement tasks, this GE breaker matches exact specs so you can restore panel protection quickly and with confidence.
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With General Electric, you’re choosing a legacy of dependable electrical protection. The TXQB2125 is built to deliver consistent performance in environments that demand reliable overcurrent protection for 240V circuits, making it a practical choice for technicians, facility managers, and electricians tackling panel upgrades, replacements, or new installations that call for a precise 25A, 2-pole bolt-on breaker.
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