ABB / General Electric TED124070WL Molded Case Circuit Breaker

ABB acquired GE Industrial Solutions in 2018. As a result, TED frame breakers like the TED124070WL may feature either ABB or GE branding, but they remain identical in form, fit, and function.

The WL suffix signifies that the breaker comes factory-equipped with both line and load lugs, which are rated to accept either copper or aluminum conductors.

This breaker is part of the legacy GE E150 Line, commonly referred to as the E frame family of molded case circuit breakers.

Yes, GE TED series breakers are suitable for reverse feed applications, providing additional flexibility when routing power in complex distribution networks.

Yes, it includes a trip-free mechanism that ensures the breaker will open the circuit under fault conditions, even if the operating handle is physically held in the ON position.

While both belong to the E150 frame family and share the same physical dimensions, THED breakers offer a higher interrupting capacity (AIC rating) compared to standard TED breakers.

It utilizes internal arc chutes equipped with heat-absorbing, insulating materials and metal grid plates to safely and effectively extinguish arcs that form when the breaker interrupts a fault.

It is a unit-mount, bolt-on circuit breaker. Instead of plugging onto a panelboard bus, it bolts directly into place within compatible individual enclosures, switchboards, or motor control centers.