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GE SEL Spectra RMS SELA36AT0150 Circuit Breaker 150 Amp
A 150A, 3-pole GE Spectra RMS breaker that delivers panel-mount overcurrent protection built to industrial-grade standards.
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Overview
Ensure Reliable Circuit Protection with Spectra RMS
The General Electric SELA Circuit Breaker provides dependable protection for your electrical systems. Designed to meet rigorous industry standards, this 3-pole breaker offers a maximum current rating of 150 Amps, ensuring safe and efficient operation.
Specifications:
- Brand: GE
- Type: SELA
- Poles: 3
- Current Rating: 150 Amps
- Circuit Breaker Type: Standard
- Mounting Type: Panel Mount
Key Features
GE
Type SELA
3 Pole
150 Amps
Frequently Asked Questions
What panel or loadcenter is this breaker compatible with?
The SELA36AT0150 is a Type SELA breaker from GE's Spectra RMS series, designed for compatible GE Spectra RMS switchboards and panelboards. It is not interchangeable with breakers from other manufacturers or other GE product lines — confirm your panel accepts Type SELA breakers before ordering.
What is the voltage rating for this 3-pole breaker?
The SELA series is rated for 600VAC systems. As a 3-pole device, it is suited for three-phase distribution applications in commercial and industrial panel configurations.
Can this breaker be used as a main disconnect or only as a branch breaker?
The SELA type is used as a feeder or branch breaker within a Spectra RMS panel assembly. Whether it can serve as a main disconnect depends on the specific panel configuration and local code requirements — consult the panel documentation and a licensed electrician for main disconnect applications.
Is this breaker new or reconditioned?
Verify condition with the seller at time of purchase. GE Spectra RMS breakers in this amperage range are available through both new and surplus/reconditioned channels. For life-safety electrical applications, confirm the breaker's service history and certification status before installation.
Does installation require a licensed electrician?
Yes. Work on panel-mount circuit breakers at 150A involves line-side bus connections that remain energized during installation and operates at voltages and currents that are immediately lethal. This work must be performed by a qualified, licensed electrician in compliance with local electrical codes and NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements.