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General Electric T4VTN Circuit Breaker | LSI 100-1200A MicroVersaTrip
General Electric T4VTN Circuit Breaker | LSI 100-1200A MicroVersaTrip
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ABB / GE Branding Notice
On June 30, 2018, ABB completed the acquisition of GE Industrial Solutions. Because of this transition, some products may be labeled as either ABB or GE depending on the manufacturing date and production batch.
Customers may receive products with:
- ABB branding
- GE branding
- Packaging reflecting either brand
Unless otherwise stated, these are considered the same product and are fully interchangeable under the applicable manufacturer specifications.
Please contact our support team before ordering if you have questions about labeling, compatibility, or product identification.
The T4VTN is a MicroVersaTrip solid state trip unit designed for use with compatible circuit breaker frames. It provides reliable LSI protection with long-time, short-time, and instantaneous functions. This unit is engineered for industrial and commercial electrical systems requiring precise overcurrent protection. It supports a wide amperage range to accommodate various application needs.
Key Features:
✔ Part Number: T4VTN
✔ Manufacturer: General Electric
✔ Category: Circuit Breaker
✔ Subcategory: Trip Units & Programmers
✔ Family: MicroVersaTrip
✔ Type: T4VT
✔ Functions: LSI - Long-Time, Short-Time and Instantaneous
✔ Amperage Maximum: 1200
✔ Amperage Minimum: 100
✔ Protection: Solid State
✔ Compatible Frames: TJ4V,THJ4V,TK4V,THK4V,TLC4V
✔ Weight: 2
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