I need a part number for a GE circuit breaker
Hello everyone. I need to find a 30A 2-pole circuit breaker for a old TLM1212C General Electric load center. Can someone point me to a resource where I can find either a GE breaker or an alternate manufacturer's breaker that I can use? Thanks up front ...
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Home depot THQL series. TM12 12 sounds like a modle built in the last 35 years.
How old is the load center?
How old is the load center?
This should fit if the load center is a model 1 or model 6 built in the last 40 years:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-Q-Lin...uit-Breaker-THQL2130/100356511?N=bm16Z1z11vjb#
Just to be sure, and pics of the old breaker or load center?
http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-Q-Lin...uit-Breaker-THQL2130/100356511?N=bm16Z1z11vjb#
Just to be sure, and pics of the old breaker or load center?
It's a Mod 1. Thanks for the info - I'll check out Home Depot tonight. And thanks for your fast reply ...
No prob:no:It's a Mod 1. Thanks for the info - I'll check out Home Depot tonight. And thanks for your fast reply ...
If this is in a commercial application just make sure the old breaker AIC matches with the new one. If the old on is 10kAIC then your all set.
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