GE THQC2135WL - 35A, 2-Pole, Circuit Breaker

Introducing the GE THQC2135WL 35A, 2-Pole Circuit Breaker — a purpose-built protection device designed for dependable overcurrent protection in demanding electrical environments. The two-pole design ensures both conductors trip together, delivering safer disconnection in panelboards, switchboards, and control panels across industrial, commercial, and OEM applications.

Why this breaker stands out

• 35-amp current rating precisely suits feeders and motor control circuits that require firm protection without overtripping.
• Two-pole construction provides simultaneous disconnection of both live conductors, a critical safety feature for 240V-style circuits and multi-wire installations.
• Flexibly installs in GE panelboards, switchboards, and control panels, and is well-suited for OEM equipment that relies on reliable, field-proven overcurrent protection.
• Rugged, dependable design built to withstand the rigors of industrial and commercial environments—helping reduce nuisance trips and maintenance downtime.
• Simple, straightforward replacement or retrofitting path for existing two-pole protection schemes, supporting smooth upgrades in distribution systems.

Ideal use cases

• Industrial settings such as motor control centers, conveyors, and heavy equipment where consistent protection is essential.
• Commercial electrical rooms protecting feeders, lighting branches, and critical circuits.
• OEM packaging where standard two-pole breakers are integrated into equipment and control architectures.

With the GE THQC2135WL, you get reliable protection that helps wires, components, and motors survive fault conditions. By interrupting fault currents quickly and cleanly, this 35A, 2-Pole circuit breaker minimizes damage and downtime, keeping critical systems online and safer for operators.

Specifications at a glance

• Current rating: 35 A
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Breaker type: Circuit Breaker

Installation notes: Use with compatible GE panelboards, switchboards, or control panels, and follow all local electrical codes and the enclosure manufacturer’s guidelines for mounting and wiring. When upgrading existing protection, verify compatibility with your panel’s configuration to ensure a proper fit and reliable operation.