TLB434400 - 400Amp Circuit Breaker

TLB434400 - 400Amp Circuit Breaker

The General Electric TLB434400 is a robust molded case circuit breaker engineered to deliver reliable overcurrent protection in industrial and commercial electrical systems. As a member of GE's esteemed TLB Series, this breaker is designed to handle demanding applications, ensuring safety and operational continuity.

Key Features and Benefits

• High Interrupting Capacity: With an interrupting capacity of 50kA at 480V, the TLB434400 effectively safeguards electrical circuits from severe fault conditions.
• Thermal Magnetic Protection: Combining thermal and magnetic trip elements, it provides precise protection against both overloads and short circuits.
• Feed-Thru Connection: The feed-thru design facilitates straightforward installation and integration into various electrical setups.
  

Technical Specifications

• Amperage Rating: 400 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Interrupting Capacity: 50kA at 480V
  
• Frame Type: TLB4
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

• High-Quality Manufacturing: General Electric ensures that the TLB434400 adheres to stringent industry standards, maintaining high-quality manufacturing processes.
• GE's Commitment to Excellence: While specific certifications are not detailed, GE's reputation suggests compliance with relevant safety and performance standards.
  

Suitability

• The TLB434400 is ideal for industrial and commercial environments requiring dependable circuit protection. Its high interrupting capacity and thermal magnetic protection make it suitable for safeguarding machinery, distribution panels, and other critical electrical infrastructure.
  

Incorporating the General Electric TLB434400 into your electrical system enhances safety and reliability, reflecting GE's legacy of innovation and quality in electrical engineering.

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