Molded Case Circuit Breaker, TEYL Series, 45A, 1 Pole, 277/480V AC, 65kA at 277/480V AC MPN:TEYL1045B
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Molded Case Circuit Breaker, TEYL Series, 45A, 1 Pole, 277/480V AC, 65kA at 277/480V AC
The GE TEYL Series 45A Molded Case Circuit Breaker is designed for use with GE AS Lighting Panels, providing reliable and efficient electrical protection. Its thermal magnetic trip type ensures fast and accurate circuit interruption, while its 65kA maximum air rating provides superior protection against overcurrent conditions. Suitable for a variety of applications, including commercial and industrial settings, this circuit breaker offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for electrical distribution systems. Its compact design and easy installation make it an ideal choice for panelboards, and its long lead time allows for efficient planning and inventory management.
Top product features:
- Trips on both thermal and magnetic overload conditions
- Protects against 65kA of short-circuit current
- Mounts to a bolt-on panelboard
Top product applications:
- General Lighting Panels
- Commercial Lighting Systems
- Industrial Lighting Installations
Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 45 A Amps, AC Voltage Rating 277V AC, Max. AIR Rating 65kA at 277/480V AC, For Use With GE AS Lighting Panels, Series TEY, Circuit Breaker Type Standard, Number of Poles 1, DC Voltage Rating 125V DC, Terminal Connection Lug, Trip Type Thermal Magnetic, Phase Single, Instantaneous Trip Fixed, Phase Connection ABC, Frame Size 125A/TEY, Circuit Breaker Mounting Style Bolt On Panelboard, Height 5.2 in, Width 1 in, Depth 3 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 30 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 8.25
- Package Width: 6.00
- Package Height: 5.25
- Package Weight: 1.00
Product info last updated on January 13, 2026 1:36pm UTC
Category: Circuit Protection