GE TJK436300

Product Introduction
The TJK436300 is a heavy-duty, three-pole molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) manufactured by General Electric. It is engineered to provide reliable overcurrent protection and safe circuit isolation in demanding industrial power distribution networks.

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Description

GE TJK436300

Technical Specifications

  • Frame Type: TJ Series
  • Poles: 3 Poles
  • Amperage Rating: 400 Amperes (Standard configuration)
  • Voltage Rating: 600V AC Maximum

Functional Features

  • Provides precise thermal-magnetic protection against sustained overloads and instantaneous short circuits.
  • Features an arc-quenching chamber for enhanced safety during fault interruption.
  • Supports field-installable accessories for remote control and status monitoring.

Application Scenarios
Extensively utilized in industrial motor control centers, main power distribution panels, and heavy manufacturing facilities.

Performance Parameters

  • High short-circuit interrupting capacity.
  • High mechanical and electrical endurance for long-term operational reliability.

Material Composition
Housed in a high-strength, flame-retardant thermoset plastic enclosure with high-conductivity copper internal busbars and silver-alloy contacts.

Structural Characteristics
Compact molded case design with a front-accessible toggle handle for manual ON/OFF operation and visual trip indication.

Working Principle
Operates using a dual-element trip mechanism. A bimetallic strip responds to heat from prolonged overcurrent, while an electromagnetic coil generates a magnetic field during severe short circuits to instantly trip the mechanism.

Installation Requirements

  • Must be mounted vertically to ensure proper thermal and mechanical operation.
  • Line and load terminals must be torqued to the manufacturer’s exact specifications.
  • Requires adequate clearance for ventilation and heat dissipation.

Usage Precautions

  • Always verify the system is completely de-energized and locked out before installation.
  • Never exceed the rated voltage or continuous current capacity.
  • Perform periodic maintenance testing to verify trip calibration.