GE THED136125

Product Introduction
The GE THED136125 is a heavy-duty, three-pole thermal-magnetic molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) designed for reliable power distribution and equipment protection. It provides precise overcurrent protection and safe circuit isolation in demanding commercial and industrial electrical systems.

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Description

GE THED136125

Technical Specifications

  • Pole Configuration: 3-Pole.
  • Current Rating: 125 Amperes.
  • Voltage Rating: Rated for standard industrial AC power systems up to 600V.
  • Trip Type: Thermal-Magnetic trip unit.

Functional Features

  • Overload Protection: Thermal element provides inverse-time tripping for sustained overloads.
  • Short Circuit Protection: Magnetic element provides instantaneous tripping for high-current faults.
  • Circuit Isolation: Acts as a manual disconnect switch for safe maintenance.
  • High Interrupting Capacity: Safely interrupts high fault currents without catastrophic failure.

Application Scenarios
Used in main power distribution panels, motor control centers, commercial building feeders, and industrial machinery protection.

Performance Parameters

  • Continuous Current: Rated for 100% continuous load operation at specified ambient temperatures.
  • Mechanical Life: Rated for tens of thousands of mechanical open/close operations.

Material Composition
Housed in a high-strength, arc-resistant thermoset plastic enclosure with silver-alloy contacts and bimetallic thermal elements.

Structural Characteristics
Compact molded case design featuring a manual toggle handle, visible trip indicator, and standard line/load lug terminals.

Working Principle
Under normal conditions, the breaker contacts remain closed. During an overload, the bimetallic strip heats and bends to trip the mechanism. During a short circuit, the magnetic coil generates a force that instantly unlatches the contacts.

Installation Requirements

  • Mount securely in an approved electrical enclosure.
  • Torque all line and load terminal connections to the manufacturer’s specified inch-pounds.
  • Ensure adequate clearance around the breaker for heat dissipation.

Usage Precautions

  • Never exceed the rated voltage or current capacity.
  • Always verify the circuit is de-energized using a calibrated multimeter before servicing.
  • Do not use the breaker as a standard operating switch for frequent motor starting.