What is the amperage and pole configuration?
It is a 20 A, 3‑pole molded case circuit breaker
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GE
TED134020
Molded Case Circuit Breaker, 3‑Pole, 20 A, 480 VAC, Bolt‑On
GE
From $327.05In stock
Product Description
This molded case circuit breaker is a 3‑pole, 20 A unit from the TED series designed for low‑voltage power distribution in commercial and industrial panels. It employs a thermal magnetic trip unit with fixed thermal and adjustable magnetic characteristics for reliable overcurrent and short‑circuit protection. Rated up to 480 VAC, it supports panel or bolt‑on mounting and is supplied with line and load lugs on compatible configurations. Auxiliary accessories such as shunt trip, undervoltage release, and auxiliary or alarm switches are available options depending on configuration. With a compact footprint typical of TED-frame devices, it integrates into GE/General Electric panelboards and switchboards where 18 kA interrupting ratings at 480 V are specified by certain variants. Use this breaker for feeder and branch circuit protection where a three‑pole, 20 ampere device with bolt‑on terminations is required. Model identification aligns to manufacturer part number TED134020.
Key Features
- •3‑pole thermal magnetic protection, 20 A rating
- •480 VAC maximum operational voltage
- •Bolt‑on mounting with included lugs
- •Fixed thermal, adjustable magnetic trip
- •Optional shunt trip and aux/alarm switches
- •Suitable for GE TED series panelboards
Buy Options
Condition, indicative price, stock, and lead time. Confirm current availability via RFQ.
ConditionPriceAvailabilityLead time
New
Price: $403.76
Availability: 9 in stock
Lead time: ~7 day lead
Never Used
Price: $363.39
Availability: 1 in stock
Lead time: Ships from stock
Used
Price: $327.05
Availability: 277 in stock
Lead time: Ships from stock
FNFP
Price: RFQ
Availability: 31 in stock
Lead time: Ships from stock
Specifications
- Model Number
- TED134020
- Series
- TED
- Poles
- 3
- Current Rating
- 20 A
- Maximum Voltage
- 480 VAC
- Trip Unit
- Fixed thermal / adjustable magnetic
- Mounting
- Bolt‑On / Panel mount
- Terminal Type
- Lugs included
- Interrupting Rating
- 18 kA at 480 VAC
- Auxiliary Switch
- Optional
- Shunt Trip
- Optional
- Undervoltage Release
- Optional
- Alarm Switch
- Optional
- UPC
- 783164063813
- Dimensions
- 3 x 4 x 7 in
- Weight
- 3–5.5 lb (varies by listing)
- Part #
- TED134020
- Category
- Circuit Breaker
- Subcategory
- Molded Case Circuit Breaker
- Weight
- 3.95 lbs
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FAQ
What is the maximum voltage rating?
480 VAC per TED134020 specifications
What type of trip unit does it use?
Thermal magnetic with fixed thermal and adjustable magnetic settings
How does it mount and terminate?
Bolt‑on mounting with line and load lugs included on compatible units
Are accessories like shunt trip available?
Yes, shunt trip, UVR, and aux/alarm switches are available options depending on configuration
What is the interrupting rating at 480 V?
18 kA at 480 VAC as listed by select sources