Molded Case Circuit Breaker, FBN Series, 45A, 1 Pole, 347/600V AC, 65kA at 480V AC MPN:FBN16TE045R
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Molded Case Circuit Breaker, FBN Series, 45A, 1 Pole, 347/600V AC, 65kA at 480V AC
Protect your electrical panel with the GE FBN Series 45A Molded Case Circuit Breaker. Designed for use with GE Panelboards, this reliable circuit breaker offers thermal magnetic tripping for fast and safe shutdown in case of an overload or short circuit. Suitable for a variety of applications, including commercial and industrial settings, it's ideal for 347/600V AC systems. With a maximum air rating of 65kA at 480V AC, this circuit breaker provides robust protection and peace of mind. Its compact design and easy installation make it a convenient addition to your electrical infrastructure.
Top product features:
- Molded case design provides a compact and durable enclosure
- Thermal magnetic trip type ensures reliable overcurrent protection
- Instantaneous trip fixed feature provides fast and consistent response to fault conditions
Top product applications:
- Industrial control panels
- Commercial electrical systems
- Heavy-duty manufacturing facilities
Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 45 A Amps, AC Voltage Rating 347/600V AC, Max. AIR Rating 65kA at 240/277V AC, For Use With GE Panelboards, Series FBN, Circuit Breaker Type Standard, Number of Poles 1, DC Voltage Rating Not Rated, Terminal Connection Lug, Trip Type Thermal Magnetic, Phase Single, Instantaneous Trip Fixed, Phase Connection Any, Frame Size 100A/FB, Circuit Breaker Mounting Style Free Standing, Height 6.45 in, Width 1.36 in, Depth 3.88 in, Min. Wire Size 10 AWG, Max. Wire Size 4 AWG
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 20 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 8.70
- Package Width: 3.10
- Package Height: 4.80
- Package Weight: 1.40
Product info last updated on February 2, 2026 9:35am UTC
Category: Circuit Protection