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General Electric TKMA21200 - Molded Case Circuit Breaker 1200A 600V

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Some General Electric products may now ship with ABB branding due to ABB’s acquisition of GE Industrial Solutions.

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General Electric TKMA21200 is a 2-pole, 1200 ampere molded case circuit breaker from the K1200 Line, designed to provide LI (Long-Time and Instantaneous) thermal-magnetic protection for industrial and commercial power distribution systems. It is rated for 600VAC operation, with an interrupting capacity of 30kA at 480V, and supports multiple voltage classes including 240V and 600VAC. This bolt-on unit weighs 48 lb and features a K-frame construction, available in stationary or feed-thru mounting configurations. The breaker complies with industry standards for overcurrent protection in high-amperage applications. It is typically deployed in main switchboards, distribution panels, and feeder circuits requiring reliable thermal-magnetic trip functionality.

Key Features & Specifications
  • Type: TKMA
  • Manufacturer: General Electric
  • Item Subcategory: Molded Case
  • Family: K1200 Line
  • Weight: 48 lb
  • Functions: LI - Long-Time and Instantaneous
  • Voltage Rating: 600V (240/480/600 VAC compatible)
  • Poles: 2
  • Connection: Bolt-On
  • Protection: Thermal Magnetic
  • AIC rating: 30kA@480V
  • Phase: 1
  • Current Rating: 1200A
  • Frame Type: K-Frame Molded Case
  • Mounting: Stationary or Feed-Thru configuration available
  • Application: Industrial and Commercial Power Distribution