TECL36030 - 30Amp Current Limiter

TECL36030 - 30Amp Current Limiter

The General Electric TECL36030 Current Limiter is a high-performance electrical device designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of power systems by reducing fault current to manageable levels. Engineered for critical applications, this current limiter protects sensitive components by limiting the energy released during electrical faults. Its innovative design ensures compatibility with a wide range of circuit breakers and electrical panels, making it an essential addition to modern electrical infrastructures.

Key Features and Benefits

• Effective Fault Current Reduction: Limits fault energy to protect equipment and reduce downtime in the event of a short circuit.
  
• Compact and Durable Construction: Designed to seamlessly integrate into existing systems while withstanding harsh operating conditions.
  
• Enhanced System Reliability: Reduces stress on circuit breakers and other electrical components, extending their lifespan.
  

Technical Specifications

• Rated Current: 30A
  
• Voltage Compatibility: Up to 600V AC
• Type: TECL
• Mounting Type: Panel or switchboard integration.
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• Materials: Constructed with high-grade, environmentally compliant materials to ensure durability and performance.
  
• Certifications: UL Listed and CSA Certified, meeting stringent safety and performance standards.
  

Suitability

• The General Electric TECL36030 Current Limiter is ideal for industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and high-reliability systems that demand advanced fault protection. Its compact size and ease of integration make it an excellent choice for both new installations and system retrofits, ensuring maximum safety and operational efficiency.

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