Serving as a critical safeguard for industrial infrastructure, the AT37150 delivers 150 amps of thermal-magnetic defense. The three-pole configuration manages 600VAC networks. Maintenance teams rely on this exact-fit component to service older Trumbull and GE A-Series panelboards. It serves as a cross-reference for discontinued TFK236150 breakers. With a 10kAIC interrupting capacity at 480VAC, the unit provides dependable fault clearing for commercial facilities.
Trumbull / GE Legacy Panelboards, GE A-Series Panelboards
Wire Gauge
4 AWG - 300 kcmil (Al/Cu)
Max Wire
300 kcmil
Min Wire
4 AWG
Protection and operation
Trip Technology
Thermal Magnetic
Trip Function Code
LI
Trip Function
Long-Time, Instantaneous
Trip Adjustability
Fixed Thermal, Fixed Magnetic
Standards and features
Accessories
Lugs Not Included
Standards
UL 489, NEMA AB-1
Approval
UL
Temp Rating
40C
Product FAQs
7 answers
Which panelboards are compatible with the AT37150 circuit breaker?
This breaker is designed for use in Trumbull and GE legacy panelboards, as well as GE A-Series panelboards configured for AT frame bolt-on breakers.
What wire sizes and materials are accepted by the lugs on this breaker?
The factory lugs accept both aluminum and copper conductors ranging from 4 AWG to 300 kcmil. Ensure proper torque specifications are followed during installation to maintain a secure connection.
Can the AT37150 be used in DC applications?
Yes, in addition to its AC ratings, this breaker is rated for up to 250VDC applications, making it suitable for specific industrial DC control circuits or legacy DC systems.
Are the trip settings on the AT37150 adjustable for custom coordination?
No, this breaker features a thermal magnetic trip unit with fixed long-time and fixed instantaneous trip functions. It cannot be adjusted in the field for custom coordination studies.
Is the Trumbull AT37150 the same as the GE AT37150?
Yes, Trumbull is a legacy brand that became part of General Electric, which is now owned by ABB. Breakers marked as Trumbull, GE, or ABB with the AT37150 catalog number are functionally identical AT frame breakers.
How does the AT37150 protect against different types of electrical faults?
It utilizes thermal magnetic trip technology. The thermal element provides delayed protection against sustained overloads to prevent wire overheating, while the magnetic element provides instantaneous tripping during severe short circuits.
How does the AT37150 mount into the panelboard?
This is a bolt-on molded case circuit breaker, requiring bolted connections directly to the panelboard bus. It is not compatible with plug-in style load centers.
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