General Electrics THQL2130PGFT - 30 A, 120 V, 1-Pole Plug-In Circuit Breaker | AmpState

Get dependable protection for your electrical system with the General Electric THQL2130PGFT. This 30A, 120V, 1-pole plug-in molded case circuit breaker is engineered for quick installation and reliable performance in panelboards and load centers.

Core benefits:

• Fast plug-in connection enables rapid installation and effortless replacement, reducing downtime during panel work or upgrades.
• Thermal-magnetic trip unit provides stable, repeatable protection against both overloads and short circuits, helping to prevent nuisance trips while safeguarding wiring.
• OEM-compatible design ensures seamless fit with matching General Electric panelboards and load centers for a hassle-free upgrade or replacement.
• Versatile application suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial circuits, especially where reliable branch-circuit protection is essential.

Technical snapshot

• Manufacturer: General Electric
• Part Number: THQL2130PGFT
• Type: Thermal-magnetic molded case circuit breaker
• Amperage Rating: 30 A
• Voltage Rating: 120 V
• Number of Poles: 1
• Mounting Style: Plug-in
• Application: Branch circuit overcurrent and short-circuit protection

Who benefits most

• Homeowners upgrading an existing GE panelboard to improve reliability on critical circuits such as lighting and outlets.
• Electrical contractors replacing worn breakers in residential or small commercial panelboards; easy plug-in replacement minimizes panel downtime.
• Facilities managers in light industrial environments needing dependable 30A protection for branch circuits that power motors, conveyors, or processing equipment.

Why choose this breaker over generic options

• Designed to mate with GE OEM load centers, reducing compatibility concerns during installation or replacement.
• Thermal-magnetic protection is tuned for predictable trips across a broad temperature range, supporting consistent performance in real-world conditions.
• The plug-in form factor simplifies service work, allowing technicians to swap units quickly without rewiring panel interiors.