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Spectra Series®
Power Panelboards
imagination at work
GE Energy
Industrial Solutions
1
Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
2 Types of Power Panelboards Available
for Any Unique Application
Spectra Plug-In Modular design utilizes plug-In modules
for circuit breakers and fusible switches.
Spectra Bolt-On Circuit Breakers attached through bolted
copper connections
Spectra Series Power Panel Interiors
General Electric has designed plug-in and bolt-on style interiors
for use in all Spectra Series®Power Panelboard applications.
Spectra Plug-In interiors are designed for use with either
fusible switches or molded case circuit breakers or both.
Spectra Bolt-On interiors are designed for use with circuit
breakers only. Main or branch devices (fusible switch or circuit
breaker), as well as lugs only, can be installed in the factory
or at the construction site, providing for application flexibility.
Spectra Series Plug-In Interior
Double-insulated system consisting of bus support assemblies of
molded, glass-filled polyester insulation and heat shrink tubing
over high-strength steel bolts spaced on seven-inch centers
prevent bus bars from distorting during short-circuit conditions.
Standard bus is tin-plated aluminum, density rated at 750 amps
per square inch. Optional ratings include 1000A psi silver plated
copper and reduced density 600A psi aluminum or 800A psi copper.
Maximum Voltage 600Vac
250Vdc
Maximum Main Rating - Amperes
– Lug Only 1200A
– Fusible Switch 1200A
– Breaker 1200A
Branch Rating Amperes
– Fusible Switch 30A - 1200A
– Breakers 15A - 1200A
Enclosures
NEMA 1
NEMA 3R/12
NEMA 4X
Isolated bus support
rails (2)
Protective device
mounting rails
Bolted copper
connections feature
anti-turn hardware
that simplifies align-
ment during circuit
breaker installation
Mounting rails (2)
with means for
positioning,
engaging and
grounding pres-
sure-locked con-
nections.
(plug-in only).
Standard bus is aluminum, heat rated
per UL. Optional ratings include 750A psi
or 600A psi aluminum and heat rated
per UL, 1000A psi or 800A psi copper. All
vertical bus bars are silver plated.
Isolated bus
support rails (2).
Double-insulated system consisting of bus support
assemblies of molded, glass-filled polyester insulation
and insulating tubes over high-strength steel bolts
spaced on 7" centers that prevent bus bars from distorting
during short-circuit conditions.
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
Flexibility for Multiple Applications
Spectra Bolt-On Power Panel:
• Circuit Breakers attached through bolted copper connections
• TVSS Unit
• Main Lugs
• Metering Modules
Spectra Plug-In Power Panel:
• Circuit Breaker Modules
• Fusible Switch Modules
• Intermix of Circuit Breaker and Fusible Switch Modules
• TVSS Unit
• PCU Modules
• Main Lug Modules
• Metering Modules
Each interior is fully rated; therefore large
amperage devices can be installed at
either the top or bottom of the interior.
The vertical design of the bus maximizes
convective heat transfer. The bus bar
insulator system provides short-circuit
protection, 600-volt spacing (without
having to add baffles). There is no need
for any additional insulation.
GE Tranquell TVSS (Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor)
provides outstanding protection from internally and externally
generated transients.
Spectra Bolt-On Power Panel
The Spectra Bolt-On Power Panel provides economical solu-
tions for your application needs. The design features main
lugs or main and branch circuit breakers bolted to the bus
bars. The factory-installed main lugs are bolted directly to the
bus bars; circuit breakers are bolted with mounting straps.
The Spectra Bolt-On power panelboard is rated for 100,000
AIC. Fusible switches are not available in the bolt-on design.
Main lug assembly
Aluminum mechanical lugs are standard, copper and
compression lugs are optional. The lugs are rated from 250
to 1200 amps, and offer front accessible set screws.
Circuit breaker assembly
Circuit breakers are bolted to the bus bars with copper
mounting straps utilizing anti-turn clips that simplify align-
ment when field-installing breakers. The mounting straps are
sized according to the breaker frame, not the trip amperage,
and are rated for 100,000 AIC.
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
Spectra Plug-In Power Panel
Spectra Plug-In offers modular flexibility featuring integral
spring reinforced pressure locked module connections.
Rated for 200,000 AIC, Spectra Plug-In panelboards feature
main lugs or main circuit breakers. Branch and other devices
available include molded case circuit breakers, fusible
switches, TVSS units and PCUs
Factory-installed MLO
250-1200A mechanical lugs are standard, copper compres-
sion lugs are optional. Factory-installed lugs are bolted to
the bus bars, and offer front accessible set screws. Lug kits
also available for feed-thru applications.
Main lug module
Main lug modules include mechanical or compression lugs.
Main lug modules are available for field installation only.
Circuit breaker module
Circuit breaker modules feature integral spring reinforced
pressure locked connections and accept standard off-the-
shelf GE molded case circuit breakers for single- or double-
branch mounting.
Double branch PCU
The Spectra Series Process Control Unit (PCU) provides reliable
motor control technology in applications where space and
maintenance considerations are critical. Available from 1/4
to 15 hp. PCUs are available in Plug-In panels only.
Fusible switch modules
Fusible switch modules from 30-1200 amps are available for
Plug-In panels only.
Field Changes Are Quick and Easy
This feature is possible because the interior is designed to
accept the spring-reinforced pressure-locked connectors.
The connectors are an integral part of the main and branch
modules.
After de-energizing the panel, a molded case circuit breaker or
a fusible module can be quickly removed from the panel. The
panel can be re-energized (after filling the space with proper
filler plate) while the module and its devices are maintained.
Combining modular assembly and pressure locked connections
to the interior, maintenance and testing are easier and faster.
• Main lug panels can be converted to a main breaker panel
easily.
• Branch fusible units can be removed and circuit breaker
units substituted quickly.
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
Module Features
Fusible switch and circuit breaker modules each consist of
two assemblies: the protective device (fusible switch unit or
molded case circuit breaker) and a connecting mechanism.
The connecting mechanisms are the intermediate electrical/
mechanical connections between the protective device and
the bus structure in the interior. There are two distinct designs.
The fusible connecting mechanism is in the same housing
as the fusible switch unit. The molded case circuit breaker
connecting mechanism is separate from the breakers and is
designed to accept standard GE circuit breakers. Both designs
are UL listed and CSA certified.
Both module designs contain spring-reinforced pressure-
locked connectors for engaging the bus bars. The connectors
are bolted to copper bars within the mechanism. The fusible
switch unit (or the breaker) is, in turn, bolted to these bars.
Modules are rated for 200,000 AIC.
Spring-reinforced pressure-locked connectors
provide reliable connection to the panel bus.
Plug-in circuit breaker module
Circuit Breaker Module Mounted on Interior
The circuit breaker module has a positive, self-aligning,
spring-loaded locking device bolted to each side of the
mounting module. This mechanism springs in to place, and
the locking latches are thus positively engaged in the interior
mounting rails.
To prevent unauthorized personnel from accidentally releasing
the locked pressure connections, the handles are bolted to
each side of the module.
Fusible switch module
Fusible Switch Module Mounted on Interior
The fusible switch module has a self-aligning bracket
screwed to the interior mounting rails.
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
Enclosures
Spectra Series panelboards are available in 27, 31, 36, 40 and
44 inch box widths, providing space-efficient enclosures. The
standard NEMA 1 enclosure features a galvanized steel box
and a four piece ASA61 acrylic enamel powder coat front.
Device filler plates enable the different devices of different
widths to align with the side trim. The side trim can be quickly
removed to check wiring. Full width filler plates enable
devices of differing heights to be installed in the future. All
accessories are available in kit form.
Snap-on filler plates make installation and maintenance quick and easy,
providing a durable attachment with no loose hardware.
Mounting bracket for door-in-door front adjusting to panel with the quarter-turn latch.
Optional Door-in-Door Front
Optional surface mount door-in-door front available for all
width enclosures. Regular door front, surface mount available
for the 27" wide enclosure.
Removable trim allows quick access to
wiring, without exposing bus bar interior
to inadvertent contact.
Side trim (left, right)
Top end trim Bottom end trim
Type AFP filler plate
Type APP filler plate
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Features
Mounting bracket for door-in-door front adjusting to panel with the quarter-turn latch.
Enclosure Depth
All circuit breaker panel enclosures are 11.5" deep. When
door over devices is required, a 14.25" deep box is provided
for the 27", 31", and 40" wide enclosures and a 16.25" deep
for the 36" and 44" wide enclosures.
Enclosure Locks
Available door locks include an optional Corbin lock (far left), standard GE lock,
optional T-handle and optional Yale lock.
Neutral and Equipment Grounding
Assemblies
Neutral bar assemblies are available in ratings from 250 amps
to 1200 amps. These neutrals have provisions for bonding and
grounding when required. The number of circuits has been
pre-engineered, depending on the amp rating. They can be
mounted in either corner of the enclosure in the same end
where the main device is installed. Each neutral is fully rated.
Equipment ground assembly
Isolated ground assembly
Isolated ground kit when required is field installed on either side
Power panel neutrals
Mechanical lugs are copper/aluminum as standard.
Compression and oversized lugs are optional. Equipment-
grounding modules are available either as bonded or isolated
(refer to the National Electrical Code Article 250-74, Exception
4). In special applications where non-linear loads are a concern,
a 200% rated neutral can be installed.
600A maximum 1200A maximum
Series-Connected Ratings
UL permits assigning a short circuit rating to a combination of
molded case circuit breakers or fuses and molded case circuit
breakers connected in series that is higher than the lowest
rated protective device of the combination. This is defined as
series connected ratings. The combination rating cannot
exceed the rating of the protective device furthest upstream,
although it will exceed the rating of the downstream protector.
The upstream protector can be a molded case breaker or
fuse. Device combinations are not limited to those in the same
equipment. They can be in different equipments such as a
switchboard feeder or a panelboard main versus panelboard
Door Over
Devices
Door Over
Devices
Fusible or Circuit Breaker
Panels 36", 44" Wide
Available Conduit Space
16.25"
11.5"
14.25"
11.5"
Circuit Breaker Panels
27", 31", 40" Wide
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
branches. Any distance between devices in different equip-
ment is permitted. Total fault current magnitude must flow
through both protectors. Thus, fault current contribution
from motors, as well as power source fault current, must
flow through upstream and downstream protectors.
It appears NEMA’s position will allow motor full load currents
not exceeding 1% of the downstream device interrupting rating
to be ignored.
Molded case circuit breakers may be applied as fully rated or
series rated. In a fully rated system, the short circuit ratings
of all protective devices are equal to, or exceed, the available
short circuit current. If mounted in equipment, the bus short
circuit withstand rating and equipment short circuit rating
must equal or exceed the available short circuit current.
In a series connected system, the short circuit rating of the
upstream protector is fully rated but the downstream protector
is not fully rated.
Selectivity between overcurrent devices is always desirable
but, in some cases, it difficult to achieve without over-sizing
devices or using Low Voltage Power Circuit Breakers in
switchgear. However, the National Electrical Code requires
complete selectivity in some types of circuits. As of the 2008
NEC, these include Elevator Control Circuits (article 620.62),
Emergency Systems (Article 700.27), Legally Required
Standby Systems (Article 701.18) and Critical Operations
Power Systems (Article 708.54).
Complete selectivity is usually interpreted as meaning selec-
tivity for ground faults and all magnitude of phase faults up
to maximum theoretical bolted fault current level. Some
jurisdictions enforce the pertinent articles of the code only as
far as short time and long time selectivity, usually using the
0.1-second rule. Other jurisdictions enforce the requirement
for complete selectivity. It is advisable that the local
Jurisdiction Having Authority (JHA) be consulted to understand
the interpretation of the pertinent code articles for the
application being considered.
Full selectivity may be achieved in various ways. Traditionally, it
is achieved by ensuring that the instantaneous characteristic
of circuit breakers in series does not overlap up to available
fault current at the load side device. However, it is now
possible to achieve instantaneous selectivity of molded case
circuit breakers even when their instantaneous time curves
overlap. The selectivity available varies significantly by circuit
breaker model and size. To see available selectivity with GE
circuit breakers, please use GE publication DET-537. Before
selecting circuit breakers for a panel or switchboard in circuits
or applications that may be regulated by the aforementioned
code articles, it is advisable that the interpretation enforced
by the local JHA be understood and that circuit breaker
selection be undertaken with a full understanding on how to
achieve the selectivity required.
Refer to GE publication DET-008A (in the latest edition) for
complete series rating listings.
Interrupting Ratings
Panelboards have integrated short-circuit ratings. When
fully rated, the rating is that of the lowest-rated device in the
panelboard. When series-connected rated, the rating is that
of the main and branch-tested/UL Listed combination.
Short-Circuit Ratings - Fusible Switch Units
The short-circuit or interrupting rating of the fusible switch is
the lower of the fuse or the switch rating. Spectra Series
switches have a 200,000 amp short-circuit rating.
Table 1. Fuse Classification
Table 2. Maximum HorsepowerFusible Switch
Ratings are based on latest revision of the National Electrical Code Article 430.
Horsepower ratings for switches with Standard Class H fuses are based on one-time
fuses having minimum time-delay. When time-delay fuses are used, the horsepower
ratings are maximum for the switches.
UL
Class
Available
Amp
Rating
Maximum
Short-Circuit
Rating in Sym.
RMS Amps
Maximum
Voltage Application
H 30-600 10,000 250/600 One-time general purpose
J 30-600 200,000 600
Fast-acting rejection
sizing mains & feeders,
current limiting
K 30-600
50,000
100,000
200,000
250/600
Dual element no rejection
means, motor starting
current limiting
L800-
1200 200,000 600
Rejection means available
in two forms
• Fast-acting mains &
feeders
• Time-delay motor
starting current limiting
R 30-600 100,000
200,000 250/600
Dual element rejection
means, motor starting
current limiting
T 100-600 200,000 250/600
Fast-acting small physi-
cal size mains & feeders,
current limiting
Rating in
Amps
Volts, ac Volts, dc
2- Pole 3-Pole 2-Pole 3-Pole
120 240 480 600 240 480 600 125 250
With Standard Fuses
30 1/2 1 1/2 3 3 3 5 7 1/2 2 5
60 1/2 3 5 10 7 1/2 15 15 5 10
100 - 7 1/2 10 15 15 25 30 - 20
200 - 15 25 30 25 50 60 - 40
400 - - - - 50 100 125 - 50
600 - - - - 75 150 200 - 50
With “Time-delay” Fuses
30 2 3 7 1/2 10 7 1/2 15 20 3 -
60 3 10 20 25 15 30 50 - -
100 - 15 30 40 30 60 75 - -
200 - 15 50 50 60 125 150 - -
400 - - - - 125 250 350 - -
600 - - - - 200 400 500 - -
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
Q-Line (UL file E-11592; Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit)
THQL 32015
ac dc 120 120/240 240 277 480 600 125 250 H W D A B C E
11 50
2 2 25
3 240 3 15
15-70 1 1 50
15-125 2 2 25
15-100 3 240 3 15
15-70 1 150
22 25
3240 315
15-70 1 1 50
15-125 2 2 25
15-100 3 240 3 15
11 50
2 2 25
3 240 3 15
TQDL 125-200 2 120/240 — — 10 — — — 6 1/16 2 2 3/8 — — 12
THQDL 125-200 2 120/240 — — 22 — — — 6 1/16 2 2 3/8 — — 12
100-225 2 240 10 10 2 3/4 1
100-225 3 240 10 4 1/8 11/16 1
100-225 2 240 22 22 2 3/4 1
100-225 3 240 22 4 1/8 11/16 1
2 240 22 22 10 1
3 240 22 1
TJD 250-400 3 13/168 1/410 1/8
2 7/16 2 7/16 27/32
1 3/161 3/83 13/163 15/16
6 9/16 2 5/8
2 7/16 27/32
THQD1
6 9/16 2 5/8 2 7/16
— —15-30
TQD1 — —
3 9/32 2 3/8 — — —
TXQL1
TXQB1
TXQC1
120/240 —— 65
65
3 9/32 2 3/8
THHQL1120/240 22
22
22
22 3 9/32 2 3/8
— — —
THHQB1
THHQC115-100
120/240
— —
— —
THQL1
THQB1
THQC1
120/240 10
10
52
52
— — —
——
——
3 9/32 2 3/8
2 3/8 3 9/32
TQL/TQB/
TQC 10 120/240
Std.
Pack
UL Listed Interrupting Ratings—
rms Symmetrical kA
Vac Vdc Dimensions (in.)
Circuit
Breaker
Type
Ampere
Rating
No.
Poles
Maximum
Voltage Rating
1 120 10 —1
1
10
2 120/240 1 10
THHQL
...GF
THHQB
...GF
AF
15-30 1 120 22 3 9/32 10
———
1UL listed as HACR (heating, air conditioning and refrigeration).
2Not UL listed.
3 9/32 2 3/8
2 3/8
THQB
THQC
THQL
...GF, GFEP,
AF
15-30 ——
2
CB3 Ground Fault, Equipment Ground Fault and Arc Fault (UL File E-51075; Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit)
9
Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
10-1200A Circuit Breakers
Thermal Magnetic Trip
TJJ, TJK, THJK TFJ, TFK, THFK
1 120 125 10 51 3/8 26 lb/24
2 250 52 3/4 24 lb/12
3 4 1/8 11/16 28 lb/8
1277,3474125 14 10 10 ——
1 3/8 26 lb/24
2 480 250 10 2 3/4 24 lb/12
10-150
3 480, 600 500 14 10 4 1/8 11/16 28 lb/8
15-30 1277,3474125 65 2061 3/8 26 lb/24
15-100 2 480 250 65 20624 lb/12
15-150 65
42
70-225 2 480 250 10 10 lb/1
70-250 3 600 500 18
18
10
10
10
12 lb/1
2 480 250 10 10 lb/1
3 600 500
500
12 lb/1
2 480 250 10 10 lb/1
3 600 18 12 lb/1
42
42
2 250 10 16 lb/1
3 500 20 17 1/2 lb/1
2 250 10 18 lb/1
3 500 20 20 lb/1
2 250 40 16 lb/1
3
2040
2040
17 1/2 lb/1
2 250 40 18 lb/1
3
20 lb/1
2250 10 33 lb/1
3500 20 22 39 lb/1
238 lb/1
341 1/2 lb/1
2250 40
40 22
33 lb/1
3
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
39 lb/1
238 lb/1
341 1/2 lb/1
1UL listed with poles in series for 500 Vdc ungrounded battery applications. 5480Y/277 Vac.
6UL listed at 10,000 amps
2UL listed as HACR (heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration).
310 amp not UL listed.
4UL listed/CUL Certified for 10kA @ 347 Vac (TED) and
18kA @ 347V (THED). Also rated 10kA @ 480V but not UL listed.
8 9/16 5 11/16 1 3/8 5/815 1/2 8 1/4 5 1/235 25
1 3/8 5/8
THKM12 600-1200 600 65
8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 5 11/1635 25
15 1/2
5 11/16 1 3/8 5/8
THKM8 300-800 600 65
15 1/2 8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16
5/8
TKM12 600-1200 600 42
5 1/2 8 9/16 5 11/16 1 3/822 15 1/2 8 1/4
1 3/16
K1200 (UL File E-11592; Interchangeable Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit; CUL LR 40350)
TKM8 300-800 600 42
3 13/16 3 15/16 3 13/16 1 3/825 10 1/8 8 1/435THJK6 250-600 600 ——
3 15/16 3 13/16 1 3/8 1 3/16 10 1/8 8 1/4 3 13/16
1 3/16
THJK4 125-400 600 65 35 25
65
3 13/16 3 15/16 3 13/16 1 3/822 10 1/8 8 1/430
2230
TJK6 250-600 600
3 13/163 15/16 1 3/8 1 3/16 10 1/8 3 13/168 1/4
30
22
30
TJJ,
TJK4 125-400 600
3 7/8 11/16 1 3/16
J600 (UL File E-11592; TJJ, Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit; TJK, THJK: Interchangeable Thermal Mag. Trip Unit; CUL LR 40350)
10 1/8 4 1/8 3 13/16 3 7/865 25
THFK 270-225 —
3 7/8 3 7/8 11/16 1 3/16
10 1/8
10 1/8 4 1/8 3 13/16
4 1/8 3 13/16 11/16 1 3/16
TFK 270-225 25
3 7/8 3 7/8
TFJ 2
25 22
22
28 lb/8
F225 (UL File E-11592; TFJ, Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit; TFK, THFK: Interchangeable Thermal Mag. Trip Unit; CUL LR 40350)
2 41/64 2 15/64 11/16 23/32
25 6 5/16 4 1/8 3 3/8
18
— 10
2 15/64 23/32
THED2
3 600 500
——
——
6 5/16 3 3/8 2 41/64
2 15/64 23/32
TED2
10-1003
318 —
—— —
——
18
6 5/16 3 3/8 2 41/64
TEB210-1003
240 —
10
5
1 277 14 10
— 10
2480/277
65
14
14 14
65125
250
3
1
2
3
—— —TEYF215-100 3 1/165 1/4
——
E150 (UL File E-11592; Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit; CUL LR 57114)
ac dc 120
120/
240 240 277 480 600 125 250 5001HW D A B C E
Vac Vdc
UL Listed Interrupting Ratings— kA
Dimensions (In.)
Circuit
Breaker
Type
Ampere
Rating
No.
Poles
Maximum
Voltage Rating Approx.
Ship
Wt./Std.
Pack
5
1 277 14 10
— 10
2480/277
65
14
14 14
65125
250
3
1
2
3
—— —TEY215-100 3 1/165 1/4
TEY and TEYF (UL File E-11592; Fixed Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit; CUL LR 57114)
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
15-1200A Circuit Breakers
Electric Trip Spectra®RMS Breakers
Spectra®RMS Circuit Breakers UL/CUL Ratings
SE 150
240 Vac 480 Vac 600 Vac H W D A B CE
2 480
3 600 14
2480
3600 18
2 480
3600 25
2480
3 600 25
2480
3600 22
2480
3 600 25
2480
3 600 25
SGH12,4 60-150 3 600 65 35 25
2
3
2600
3600
2600
3600
SGL143600 100 65 65
SGP143600 200 100 65
2600 55
3600
2600
3600
2600
3600
2600
3600
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
366
2
3
2
3
47.6 lb/18.56
(217)
5.69
(145)
1.38
(35)
.62
(16)
15.50
(394)
8.25
(210)
5.50
(140)
Circuit
Breaker
Type
Ampere
Rating
No.
Poles
Maximum
Vac
3.38
(86)
200
SF-250 Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592; CUL LR 40350)1
Solid-State with Interchangeable Trip Unit (Rating Plug)
UL Listed Interrupting Rating—kA Dimensions Inches (mm) Approx. Ship
Wt./Std.
Pack
.72
(18)
5.65 lb/1
SE150 Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592; CUL LR 40350)1
SED2
SEH2
15-150
18
65
18
25
2.41
(61)
2.47
(63)
.69
(18)
65
100
6.31
(160)
4.12
(105)
SEL
SEP
15-150
100
100
10.12
(257)
SFL
SFP
70-250
100
SFH270-250 65 35
.69
(18)
1.19
(30)
9.15 lb/1
SG600 Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592; CUL LR 40350)1, 3
4.12
(105)
3.81
(97)
3.87
(98)
3.87
(98)
65
200
SGD2
SGH42
240 65
65
125-400
— —
2535
25
60-150
SGL4 65
SGH62250-600 65 35
SGP4
100
200
65
100 65
125-400
SGL6
SGP6
100 65
250-600
65
200 100 65
10.09
(256)
5.50
(140)
3.81
(97)
4.45
(113)
3.30
(84)
.91
(23)
1.18
(30)
15.85 lb/1
SK1200 (UL File No. E-11592; CUL LR 40350)1, 3
SKH8
SKL8
SKP8
600
600
600
65
50 25
SKH12
SKL12
SKP12
300-800
600-1200
600
65
100
200
65
100
200
50
100
600
600
65
42
65
25
42
6Add 4.00 inches (101 mm) to upper end for SKP (100 kAIC-480V) lug cover.
2Not current-limiting circuit breaker.
4microEntelliGuard™ Trip Units only.
3Includes microEntelliGuard™ Trip Units.
5Add 1.76 inches (45 mm) to each end with lugs and lug cover installed.
100
1UL listed as HACR (heating, air conditioning and refrigeration).
65
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
15-1200A Circuit Breakers
Electric Trip Spectra®RMS Breakers
IEC/JIS Ratings
IcuIcsIcuIcsIcuIcsIcuIcs220-240 380-415 500 690
2
3444
2
3666
2
3 8 8 3 383
2
310 10 5 5 10 5
2
3 14 7 14
2
3 25 12 18
2
3 40 20 555 25
2
3550 25 10 65 10
2
3 25 12 18
2
3740 20 14 25 14
2
3965 33 18 65 18
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
Vac
SE150 Current Limiting, 15-32A
Solid-State with Interchangeable Trip Unit (Rating Plug)
Circuit
Breaker
Type
Ampere
Rating
No.
Poles
IEC 947-2 Interruption Capacity — kA
220-240 Vac 380-415 Vac 500 Vac 690 Vac
Japanese Industry Standard
Interruption Capacity kA
SED
SEH
5
10
9
15-32
15-32
10
65 33 15
18
100
20
SEL
SEP 100
40-160
SED
SEH
SEL
SEP
40-160
20
20
100 50
17353365
18
18
65
100
200
10 —
15 —
20
20
14
SE150 Current Limiting, 40-160A
914 7
50 15
200
18
65 25
100
200
65
100
SF250 Current Limiting
100200
65 33
50100
SFH
SFL
SFP
70-250
70-250
65 33 35 17
100 50 65 33
200 100 100 50
65 25
100 65
200 100
SG600 Current Limiting
SK1200
SKH8 65 50 25 65
SKL8
SKP8
SKH12
300-800 100
140
16
25
35
65
85
13
16
25
42
50
13
21
25
14
18
14
18
100
140
50
65
85
14
18
SKL12
SKP12
600-1250
65
100
140
16
25
35
50
65
70
13
21
25
25
42
50
13
16
25
14
18
——
——
——
——
——
—— —
——
——
——
——
——
14
18
65
100
140
14
18
1microEntelliGuard™ trip system only.
50
65
85
25
42
50
25
42
50
SGH11 65 33 25 13 18 9 65 25 18
SGL11 60-150 3 100 50 65 33 35 18 14 7 100 65 35 22
SGP11 200 100 100 50 50 25 18 9 200 100 65 35
SGH4 2 65 33 25 13
65 25
3 18 9 18
SGL4 125-400 2 100 50 65 33 100 65
3 35 18 14 7 35 22
SGP4 2 200 100 100 50 200 100
3 50 25 18 9 65 35
SGH6 2 65 33 25 13
65 25
3 18 9 18
SGL6 250-600 2 100 50 65 33 100 65
3 35 18 14 7 35 22
SGP6 2 200 100 100 50 200 100
3 50 25 18 9 65 35
SE
SF
SG
SK
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Electrical Data
TJC TJL6S
ac dc 120 120/240 240 277 480 600 125 250 H W ED ABC
No.
Poles
Ampere
Rating
Tri-Break (UL File E-42263; Integrally Fused, Thermal Magnetic Trip Unit)
Circuit
Breaker
Type
UL Listed Interrupting Ratings—
rms Symmetrical Amps (In Thousands)
Dimensions (In.)
Approx.
Ship
Wt./Std.
Pack
Vac Vdc
Maximum
Voltage
Rating
TB11,2 15-100 3 600 — — 200 200 200 10 5/16 4 1/8 3 5/8 2 21/32 6 9/32 11/16 23/32 8 lb/1
31 lb/1
33 lb/1
53 lb/1
55 lb/1
53 lb/1
55 lb/1
2 480 250 10
3 600
TEML5,9 3-150 3 600 250 100 65 25 6 5/16 4 1/8 3 7/8 2 41/64 2 15/64 11/16 23/32 3 1/2 lb/1
TEC &
TECL63-150 3 600 100 100 100 8 3/16 4 1/8 3 3/8 2 41/64 2 15/64 11/16 23/32 1.2 lb/1
TECL Only
10 lb/1
12 lb/1
31 lb/1
33 lb/1
16 lb/1
17 1/2/1
53 lb/1
55 lb/1
38 lb/1
41 1/2/1
53 lb/1
55 lb/1
TJ4V7,8,9 42 42 30 22
THJ4V7,8,9 65 65 35 25
TJL4V7,9 100 100 65 30
TK4V7,9 800-1200 3 600 — — 42 42 30 22 15 1/2 8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 5 11/16 1 3/8 5/8
TKL4V7,9 800-1200 3 600 — — 100 100 65 42 15 1/2 8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 5 11/16 1 3/8 5/8
TJH1S-6S960-600 3 600 — — 65 65 35 25 16 1/8 8 1/4 3 13/16 3 15/16 9 13/16 1 3/8 1 3/16
TJL1S-6S960-600 3 600 — — 100 100 65 30 16 1/8 8 1/4 3 13/16 3 15/16 9 13/16 1 3/8 1 3/16
TKH8S, 12S9300-1200 3 600 — — 65 65 50 25 21 7/8 8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 12 11/16 1 3/8 5/8
TKL8S, 12S9300-1200 3 600 — — 100 100 65 42 21 7/8 8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 12 11/16 1 3/8 5/8
2CUL LR 57114.
10 Limited availability through Parts Super Center.
6003—
3CUL LR 40350.
1 3/8 1 3/168 1/4 3 13/16 3 15/16 3 13/16
5/8
MicroVersaTrip (UL File E-11592; Solid-State Trip Units)10
150-600 10 1/8
5 7/8 8 9/16 12 1/16 1 3/821 7/8 8 1/4100 100 100
15 1/2800-1200TKC
TBC8 800 3 600 — —
8 1/4 5 1/2 8 9/16 5/81 3/85 11/163042 223 600
3 600600TBC6 100 100100
——
5/821 7/8 8 1/4 5 7/8 8 9/16 12 1/16 1 3/8
1 3/163042600 3 13/16 3 13/16 3 13/16 1 3/810 1/8 8 1/4
TBC49
223
3
400-600TJC
600225-400 100 100100
TFC
1 3/161 3/89 13/163 15/164 1/28 1/416 1/8
3 600225 22 1825 3 7/83 13/164 1/810 1/8 1 3/1611/163 7/8
2 15/64 11/16 23/32 21 lb/66 5/16 4 1/8 3 3/8 2 41/6410 1010TEC 3-150
12 1/16 1 3/8 5/8
Mag-Break (UL Files E-11592, E-66390; Magnetic Trip Unit)4
21 7/8 8 1/4 5 7/8 8 9/16200 100
TB81,3 600-800 3 600 — —
200 —
200 200 200
TB61,3 300-600 3 600
— — 200
TB41,3,9 125-400 3 600
8 9/165 7/88 1/421 7/8
1 3/16
5/81 3/812 1/16
4 1/2 3 15/16 9 13/16 1 3/816 1/8200 200
8 1/4
4Per UL 489, interrupting capacities are not shown on product label.
1UL listed with internally mounted accessories at 100,000 amps IC.
Contact GE Sales Office for availability of 200 kAIC ratings with
internal accessories.
5Discontinued.
9No longer available.
8Suitable for single-phase, use outer two poles.
6Ratings shown for TEC in combination with TECL.
7With Power+ 4 trip unit.
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Electrical Data
15-600A Record Plus®Circuit Breakers
FG 600
FC 100 Amp Frame; Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592)
Maximum UL Listed Interrupting Ratings - IEC Listed Interrupting Ratings, Approx.
Circuit Voltage rms Symmetrical Amperes (in Thousands) Icu, Amperes (in Thousands) Ship
Breaker Ampere No. Rating Vac Vdc Vac Vdc Dimensions in. (mm.) Wt./Std.
Type Rating Poles AC DC 240 480 600/347 250 (2p) 500 (3p) 220-240 400-415 500 250 (2p) 500 (3p) HWDPack
FCS 15-100 2, 3 600 500 42 25 18 22 30 36 22 14 22 30 6.4 (162.6) 3.0 (76.2) 3.2 (81.3) 2.5 lb/1
FCV 15-100 2, 3 600 500 65 35 22 25 35 50 30 18 25 35 6.4 (162.6) 3.0 (76.2) 3.2 (81.3) 2.5 lb/1
FCN 15-100 2, 3 600 500 150 65 25 30 42 85 50 22 30 42 6.4 (162.6) 3.0 (76.2) 3.2 (81.3) 2.5 lb/1
FCH 15-100 2, 3 600 500 200 100 35 42 65 100 80 36 42 65 6.4 (162.6) 3.0 (76.2) 3.2 (81.3) 2.5 lb/1
FCL 15-100 2, 3 600 500 200 150 42 65 80 200 150 50 65 80 6.4 (162.6) 3.0 (76.2) 3.2 (81.3) 2.5 lb/1
FB 100 Amp Frame; Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592)
Maximum UL Listed Interrupting Ratings - Approx.
Circuit Voltage rms Symmetrical Amperes (in Thousands) Ship
Breaker Ampere No. Rating Vac Dimensions in. (mm.) Wt./Std.
Type Rating Poles AC DC 240 277 347 480 600/347 HWDPack
1 600/347 — 35 35 22 ——6.45 (163.8) 1.36 (34.5) 3.28 (83.3) 1.1 lb/1
FBV 15-100 2 600/347 — 65 ——35 22 6.45 (163.8) 2.74 (69.6) 3.28 (83.3) 2.6 lb/1
3 600/347 — 65 ——35 22 6.45 (163.8) 4.11 (104.4) 3.28 (83.3) 3.3 lb/1
1600/347 — 65 65 25 ——6.45 (163.8) 1.36 (34.5) 3.28 (83.3) 1.1 lb/1
FBN 15-100 2 600/347 — 150 ——65 25 6.45 (163.8) 2.74 (69.6) 3.28 (83.3) 2.6 lb/1
3 600/347 — 150 ——65 25 6.45 (163.8) 4.11 (104.4) 3.28 (83.3) 3.3 lb/1
1 600/347 — 100 100 35 ——6.45 (163.8) 1.36 (34.5) 3.28 (83.3) 1.1 lb/1
FBH 15-100 2 600/347 — 200 ——100 35 6.45 (163.8) 2.74 (69.6) 3.28 (83.3) 2.6 lb/1
3 600/347 — 200 ——100 35 6.45 (163.8) 4.11 (104.4) 3.28 (83.3) 3.3 lb/1
1 600/347 — 100 100 42 ——6.45 (163.8) 1.36 (34.5) 3.28 (83.3) 1.1 lb/1
FBL 15-100 2 600/347 — 200 ——150 42 6.45 (163.8) 2.74 (69.6) 3.28 (83.3) 2.6 lb/1
3 600/347 — 200 ——150 42 6.45 (163.8) 4.11 (104.4) 3.28 (83.3) 3.3 lb/1
FE 250 Amp Frame; Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592)
Maximum UL Listed Interrupting Ratings - Approx.
Circuit Voltage rms Symmetrical Amperes (in Thousands) Ship
Breaker Ampere No. Rating Vac Dimensions in. (mm.) Wt./Std.
Type Rating Poles AC DC 240 480 600 HWDPack
FEN 250 2 480 - 150 65 - 6.70 (170.1) 4.11 (104.4) 3.52 (89.5) 4.5 lb/1
FEN 250 3 480 - 150 65 - 6.70 (170.1) 4.11 (104.4) 3.52 (89.5) 4.5 lb/1
FEH 250 2 480 - 200 100 - 6.70 (170.1) 4.11 (104.4) 3.52 (89.5) 4.5 lb/1
FEH 250 3 480 - 200 100 - 6.70 (170.1) 4.11 (104.4) 3.52 (89.5) 4.5 lb/1
FG 600 Amp Frame; Current Limiting (UL File No. E-11592)
Maximum UL Listed Interrupting Ratings - EN 60947-2 Interrupting Ratings, Approx.
Circuit Voltage rms Symmetrical Amperes (in Thousands) Icu, Amperes (in Thousands) Ship
Breaker Ampere No. Rating Vac Vac Dimensions (in.) Wt./Std.
Type Rating Poles AC DC 240 480 600 240 400-415 690 HWDPack
FGN 250-600 2 600 — 150 65 25 ——10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
3 600 150 65 25 85 50 10 10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
FGH 250-600 2 600 — 200 100 35 ——10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
3 600 200 100 35 100 80 22 10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
FGL 250-600 2 600 — 200 150 42 ——10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
3 600 200 150 42 200 150 40 10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
FGP 250-600 2 600 — 200 200 65 ——10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
3 600 — 200 200 65 ——10.31 (262.0) 5.46 (138.7) 4.53 (115.0) 22 lb/1
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Spectra Series®Power Panelboards
Physical Data
Spectra Series Power Panel Main Devices
Spectra Series Standard Main Lugs
(Applicable for Spectra Plug-In and Bolt-On Panels)
Table 4. Factory Installed MLO (Lugs bolted to the bus bars)
Table 4. Factory Installed MLO (Lugs bolted to the bus bars)
Table 5. Main Circuit Breakers (Spectra Bolt-On panels only)
Available at 400 amps, 100% rated.
Available at 1000 amps, 100% rated.
SHT - Shunt trip; UVR - Undervoltage Ref; BL - Bell Alarm; AS - Auxiliary Switch;
KL - Kirk Lock; KLP - Kirk Lock Provision
Table 6. Main Circuit Breakers (Spectra Plug-In panels)
Available at 600 amps, 100% rated.
Available at 1200 amps, 100% rated.
SHT - Shunt trip; UVR - Undervoltage Ref; BL - Bell Alarm; AS - Auxiliary Switch;
KL - Kirk Lock; KLP - Kirk Lock Provision
Table 7. Main Fusible Switches (Spectra Plug-In panels)
Table 8. Main Lug Modules (Field installed only Plug-In panels)
Mechanical lugs only.
Maximum
Amp Rating
Width Dimension-Inches
Main Lug Enclosure Dual Main Enclosure X-Height
250 19 27-36 19 27-36 4
400 19 27-44 19 27-44 4
600
250 21 36-44 21 36-44 6
400
21 31-44 21 31-44 6
600
800
1200
Main
Rating
Amps
Poles
Available Fuse Class
X-Height Enclosure
Width
Max.
Voltage H J K L R T
200 2/3 240 --- 7 36", 44"
2/3 600 ✓✓✓ -- 7 36", 44"
400 2/3 240 -- 10 36" wide
with Class J
or T fuses.
All others
are 44" wide
2/3 600 ✓✓✓ - 10
600 2/3 240 -- 10
2/3 600 ✓✓✓ - 10
800 2/3 600 - - - - - 19 44"
1200 2/3 600 - - - - - 19 44"
Max.
Amp
Rating
With Dimension-Inches
Lug Type Box
Widths
Dual Lug Type Box
Widths
X- Height
250 Mech.
Compression
Lug Provision
27"- 44"
36"- 44"
Mech.
Compression
Lug Provision
27"- 44"
36"- 44"
4X
6X
400 Mech.
Compression
27"- 44" Mech.
Compression
27"- 44" 4X
Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" 6X
600 Mech.
Compression
27"- 44" Mech.
Compression
27"- 44" 4X
Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" 6X
800 Mech.
Compression
31"- 44" Mech.
Compression
36"- 44" 4X
Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" 6X
1200 Mech.
Compression
31"- 44" Mech.
Compression
36"- 44" 4X
Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" Mech. 750 Kcmil
Lug Provision
36"- 44" 6X
Maximum
Amp
Rating
Main Breaker
Type Poles X- Height
Minimum
Enclosure
Height
Accessories
250 SFH, SFL, SFP 2,3 3X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
400 SGD 2,3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 SGH 3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 SGL, SGP3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 FGN, FGH,
FGL, FGP 2,3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
1200 SKH, SKL3 6X 40" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
1200 SKP3 6X 44" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
1200 S7H 3 7X 44" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL
Maximum
Amp
Rating
Main Breaker
Type Poles X- Height
Minimum
Enclosure
Height
Accessories
225 THJK 2,3 3X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
225 TFJ 2,3 3X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
250 SFH, SFL, SFP 2,3 3X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
400 SGD 2,3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 SGH 3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 SGL, SGP3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
600 FGN, FGH,
FGL, FGP 2,3 4X 27" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
1200 SKH, SKL3 6X 40" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
1200 SKP3 6X 44" SHT, UVR, BL,
AS, KL, KLP
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Physical Data
Spectra Series Power Panel Branch Devices
Table 9. Branch Circuit Breakers (Spectra Bolt-on Panel)
Available at 100% rating.
Table 10. Branch Circuit Breakers (Spectra Plug-In Panel)
Available at 100% rating.
Note : Breaker accessories wiring requires “1X” additional unit height.
Mounting
Type
Max
Amps Frames X-Height Fits Box Width
3P 2P
Double
Branch
100
TEY 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FC3X2X27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FB 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
150 TEB,TED,THED 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
SED,SEH, SEL,SEP 3X 3X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
225 TQD, THQD,THFK 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FEN, FEH 3X 2X 31, 30, 36, 44
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 3X 3X 31, 36, 40, 44
400 SGD 4X 4X 40, 44
600 SGH,SGL,SGP4X 4X 40, 44
600 FGN,FGH,FGL,FGP 4X 4X 40, 44
Single
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 3X 3X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
400 SGD 4X 4X 27, 31, 36
600 SGH,SGL,SGP4X 4X 27, 31, 36
600 FGN,FGH,FGL,FGP 4X 4X 27, 31, 36
1200 SKH,SKL6X 6X 40, 44
SKP6X 6X 44
Mounting
Type
Max
Amps Frames X-Height Fits Box Width
3P 2P
Double
Branch
100
THQB, THHQB 3X3X27, 31, 36, 40, 44
TEY 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FC 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FB 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
150 TEB,TED,THED 3X2X27, 31, 36, 40, 44
SED,SEH, SEL,SEP 3X 3X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
225 TQD, THQD 3X 2X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FEN, FEH 3X 2X 31, 30, 36, 44
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 3X 3X 31, 36, 40, 44
400 SGD 4X 4X 40, 44
600 SGH,SGL,SGP4X 4X 40, 44
600 TJJ,TJD 6X 6X 44
600 FGN,FGH,FGL,FGP 4X 4X 40, 44
Single
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 3X 3X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
400 SGD 4X 4X 27, 31, 36
600 SGH,SGL,SGP4X 4X 27, 31, 36
600 FGN,FGH,FGL,FGP 4X 4X 27, 31, 36
1200 SKH,SKL (1) 6X 6X 40, 44
SKP (1) 6X 6X 44
Double
Branch
Adjacent
to Switch
100 FB 4X 4X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
FC 4X 4X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
150 SED,SEH, SEL,SEP 4X 4X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 4X 4X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
Single
Adjacent
to Switch
250 SFH,SFL,SFP 4X 4X 27, 31, 36, 40, 44
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Physical Data
Table 11. Branch Fusible Switch Units (Spectra Plug-InPanels only)
Amps Poles Voltage
Fuse Type Mounting
H J K L R T Module
Config.
Blank
Option
X-
Height
Minimum Enclosure
Width (Min.)
30 2/3 240
-
-
- Double Yes 4 36"
2/3 600
✓✓✓
-
- Double Yes 4 36"
60 2/3 240
-
-
- Double Yes 4 36"
2/3 600
✓✓✓
-
- Double Yes 5 36"
100 2/3 240
-
-
- Double Yes 5 36"
2/3 600
✓✓✓
-
- Double Yes 5 36"
2/3 240/600 - - - - -
Double Yes 7 36"
200 2/3 240/600
-
-
- Double No 7 44"
2/3 240/600
-
-
- Single No 7 36"
2/3 240 - - - - -
Double Yes 7 36"
2/3 600 -
- - -
Double Yes 7 36"
400/600 2/3 240/600
-
-
- Single No 10 44"
2/3 240 - - - - -
Single No 10 36"
2/3 600 -
- - -
Single No 10 36"
800/1200 2/3 600 - - -
- - Single No 19 44"
Table 12. Spectra Series PCUs (15 hp max, 22A, 600V max,
3PH, 3W & ground. All units are 4X height, 120V control.)
Replace asterisk (*) with required overload range from Table XX.
Table 13. PCU Overload Selections
Table 14. Spectra Series PCU Control Power Transformer Kits
(One kit per panel required unless an external 120VAC is brought
into the panel.)
Secondary voltage is 120Vac.
Double Branch PCU (process control unit)
Available in Spectra Plug-In for motor starter applications through 15hp FVNR.
* Overload Range (Amps)
B 0.16-0.26
C 0.25-0.41
D 0.40-0.65
F 0.65-1.1
G 1.0-1.5
H 1.3-1.9
J 1.8-2.7
K 2.5-4.1
L 4.0-6.3
M 5.5-8.5
N 8.0-12.0
P 10.0-16.0
S 14.5-18.0
T 17.5-22.0
X Blank
Continuous kVA
Primary Voltage
Capacity Catalog Number
.200 600 Standard APCUCKA200
.300 600 Extra APCUCKA300
.200 480/240 Standard APCUCKB200
.300 480/340 Extra APCUCKB300
.200 208 Standard APCUCKC200
.300 208 Extra APCUCKC300
Pilot Device Mount Catalog Number
Yes Double APCU151FNDPD**
Yes Single APCU151FNDPSX*
No Double APCU151FNDND**
No Single APCU151FNDNSX*
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Physical Data
Main Lug Terminations
Table 15. Molded Case Circuit Breakers
Circuit Breaker Frame Terminal Lugs (Cu-Al)
Current High No. Per Product Wire—Cu-Al (Unless otherwise noted)
Standard Hi-Break Tri-Break®Limiting Interrupting Poles Pole Number Per Lug Range
THQL TXQL, ——1,2,3 (15-30A) #14-4 Cu or #12-4 Al
THHQL 11
(35-100A) #14-1/0 Cu or #12-1/0 Al
THQB TXQB, ———1,2,3 Fixed to
THHQB Breaker Terminal (15-25A) #14-#12 Cu or #12-#10 Al
TEY ————1,2,3 11(30-60A) #10-#6 Cu or #8-#4 Al
(70-100A) #4-#1 Cu or #2-1/0 Al
TEB ————1,2,3 TCAL14 (15-30A, TCAL14)–#14-8
TED THED1——— 1 1TCAL12 1(30-60A, TCAL12)–#14-3 Cu, #12-1 Al
TED4 ————2-3 TCAL12A (70-90A, TCAL12A)–#6-2/0 Cu, #4-2/0 Al
TED6 THED ———2-3 TCAL15 (100-150A, TCAL15)–#3-3/0
FBV FBN FCAL12 (15-20A) #14-#12 Cu or #10-#12 Al
——
FBH FBL 1,2,3 1 FCAL13 1 (35-60A) #10-#6 Cu or #8-#4 Al
FCAL14 (70-100A) #4-#1 Cu or #2-1/0 Al
FCS FCV FCN FCALK12 (15-20A) #14-#12 Cu or #10-#12 Al
———
FCH FCL 2,3 1 FCALK13 1 (35-60A) #10-#6 Cu or #8-#4 Al
FCALK14 (70-100A) #4-#1 Cu or #2-1/0 Al
SEDA SEHA SELA SEPA 2-3 1 TCAL18 1 #12-3/0 Cu, #12-3/0 Al
———
FES1T FEV1T 2-3 1 FCALK15 1 #12-3/0 Cu, #14-1/0 Al
FEN1T FEH1T FEL1T
———
FES1E FEV1E 2-3 1 FCALK15 1 #12-3/0 Cu, #14-1/0 Al
FEN1E FEH1E FEL1E
TQD THQD ———2-3 1 TCAL25 1 #1-300kcmil
SFHA ——SFLA SFPA 2-3 1 TCAL29 1 #8-350kcmil
TFJ, TFK THFK ———2-3 1 TCAL24, 26 1 #4-300kcmil
———
FES2T FEV2T 2-3 1 FCALK16 1 #8-250kcmil Cu, #8-250kcmil
FEN2T FEH2T FEL2T
———
FES2E FEV2E 2-3 1 FCALK16 1 #8-250kcmil Cu, #8-250kcmil
FEN2E FEH2E FEL2E
SGDA ——
SGL —2 1TCLK26522(2/0-400kcmil Cu) or
SGHA SGP 2(2/0-500kcmil Al) or #6-600kcmil
SGDA ——
SGL —3 1TCLK36522(2/0-400kcmil Cu) or
SGHA SGP 2(2/0-500kcmil Al) or #6-600kcmil
FGV2 Top hole #8-400kcmil Cu or
———FGN2 FGH2 2-3 1 FCALK318H #6-500kcmil Al
FGL2 FGP2 Bottom hole #2/0-600kcmil Cu & Al
FGV4 Top hole #8-400kcmil Cu or
———FGN4 FGH4 2-3 1 FCALK318H #6-500kcmil Al
FGL4 FGP4 Bottom hole #2/0-600kcmil Cu & Al
FGV6 Top hole #8-400kcmil Cu or
———FGN6 FGH6 2-3 1 FCALK318H #6-500kcmil Al
FGL6 FGP6 Bottom hole #2/0-600kcmil Cu & Al
TJJ, TJK4 THJK4 TB4 ——2-3 1 TCAL43 1 #6-600kcmil or 2-(2/0-250kcmil)
TJD ————2-3 1 TCAL43 1 #6-600kcmil or 2-(2/0-250kcmil)
TJK6 THJK6, THJ4V ———2-3 1 TCAL43 1 #6-600kcmil or 2-(2/0-250kcmil)
TCAL63 2 250-350kcmil, Cu, or 350-500kcmil, Al
——TB6 —— 3 1TCAL61 2 2/0-500kcmil
SKHA8 SKLA8 TCAL41 1 #4-600kcmil or 2-(1/0-250kcmil)
TKM84THKM8 ——
SKPA8 2-3 1 TCAL61 2 2/0-500kcmil
TCAL81 3 3/0-500kcmil
————Load End —1TCAL91 3 3/0-500kcmil
——TB8 —— 3 1TCAL81 3 3/0-500kcmil
SKHA12, THKM12 ——
SKLA12, 2-3 1 TCAL81 3 3/0-500kcmil
TKM124SKPA12 TCAL121 4 250-350kcmil Cu or 350-5000kcmil Al
————Load End 2-3 1 TCAL131 4 250-350kcmil Cu or 350-500kcmil Al
TCAL12 (15-60A, TCAL12)#14-#3 Cu or #12-#1 Al
——TB1 THLC1 —3 1TCAL12A 1 (70-100A, TCAL12A)#6-2/0 Cu or #4-2/0 Al
TCAL15 (100-150A, TCAL15)#3-3/0 Cu or #1-3/0 Al
———THLC2 —3 1TCAL27 1 (125-225A, TCAL27)#4-300kcmil
———THLC4 TLB4431TCLK433 3/0-500kcmil or 2-(3/0-250kcmil)
1One-pole THED frame available only in 15-30 amp trip. 3Three-pole lug assembly suitable for line or load end.
2Lug kit—includes line or load end cover. 4For replacement use only.
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Load Side Terminations
Table 16. Fusible Switch Module Feeders (Cu/Al Mechanical)
Table 17. Optional Fusible Switch Module Terminations
Table 18. Ground and Neutral Terminations
Table 19. Compression Lug Terminations
Max # Wires Per Pole
30A 60A
240V
60A
600V 100A 200A 400A 600A 800A 1200A
Cu/Al Mechanical
#6-350Kcmil
3/0-800 Kcmil Cu 1 2 2 4 4
250-800 Kcmil Al
Cu Mechanical
#4-#14 1 1
#6-#14 1
#6-1/0 1 1
#6-250 Kcmil 1
1/0-600 Kcmil 2 2 4 4
1/0-4/0 4 4 8 8
Cu/Al Compression
#8-1/0 1 1 1 1
#4-300 Kcmil 1
2/0-500 Kcmil 2 2 4 4
400-500 Kcmil Cu 2 2 4 4
400-600 Kcmil Al 2 2 4 4
750 Kcmil Cu 2 2 4 4
500-750 Kcmil Al 2 2 4 4
Cu Compression
#6-1/0 1 1 1 1
2/0-300 Kcmil 1
250-500 Kcmil 2 2 4 4
400-750 Kcmil 2 2 4 4
Amp Rating Voltage Wire Size (Cu/Al) #Wires Per Pole
30240/600 #14-#2 1
60 240 #14-#2 1
60600 #14-1/0 1
100 240/600 #14-1/0 1
200 240/600 #6-250 Kcmil 1
400 240/600 1/0-250 Kcmil or #2-600 Kcmil 2 or 1
600 240/600 1/0-250 Kcmil or #2-600 Kcmil 4 or 2
800 600 1/0-250 Kcmil or #2-600 Kcmil 6 or 3
1200 600 1/0-250 Kcmil or #2-600 Kcmil 8 or 4
Number
Of
Wires
Wire Range
Bonded
Or
Insulated
Provision
For
Service
Wire
Catalog
Number
10#6 - 1/0 AMG CU/AL Bonded Yes AEG10
12
#14 - #8 AWG CU Solid
Bonded NoAEG21
#12 - #8 AWG AL Solid
#12 - #8 AWG CU/AL
Stranded
9
#14 - #8 AWG CU Solid
Insulated/
Isolated No AEG21S
#12 - #8 AWG AL Solid
#10 - #4 AWG CU/AL
Stranded
10 #6 - 2/0 AWG CU/AL
Insulated/
Isolated Yes AEG31S
12
#14 - #8 AWG CU Solid
#12 - #8 AWG AL Solid
#12 - #8 AWG CU/AL
Stranded
9
#14 - #8 AWG CU Solid
#12 - #8 AWG AL Solid
#10 - #4 AWG CU/AL
Stranded
2 #2-#600 MCM CU/AL
Bonded No AEG47
5#6-#250 MCM CU
#6-300 MCM AL
16 #14-#2/0 CU
#14-#2/0 AL
24
#8-#4 CU-AL
#12-#10 AL
#14-#10 CU
2 #2-#600 MCM CU/AL
Insulated/
Bonded No AEG47S
5#6-#250 MCM CU
#6-300 MCM AL
16 #14-#2/0 CU
#14-#2/0 AL
24
#8-#4 CU-AL
#12-#10 AL
#14-#10 CU
2 #2-#600 MCM CU
Bonded No AEGCU47
5 #6-#250 MCM CU
16 #14-#2/0 CU
24 #8-#4 CU
#14-#10 CU
2 #2-#600 MCM CU
Insulated/
Bonded No AEGCU47S
5 #6-#250 MCM CU
16 #14-#2/0 CU
24 #8-#4 CU
#14-#10 CU
Amp Rating Lugs/Phase Wires per Lug Wire Range (kcmil)
250 Single/1 1 350
Dual/2 1 350
400 Single/2 1 500
Dual/4 1 500
600 Single/2 1 500
Dual/4 1 500
800 Single/3 1 500
Dual/6 1 500
1200 Single/4 1 500
Dual/8 1 500
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Spectra Bolt-On Mounting Hardware and
Spare Parts
Table 20. Spectra Bolt-On Panel Device Mounting Hardware
Mounting kit with filler plate includes hardware, straps, brackets and filler plate.
Filler plate kit includes filler plate and associated hardware only.
Note: X=1.375"
Table 21. Spectra Bolt-On Hardware Kits
(Hardware only; no brackets or straps)
Table 22. Full Filler Plates (To cover unused spaces)
Enclosure Dimensions
Estimating Enclosure Dimensions
Spectra Series panelboard enclosures are provided in four
box heights and five box widths. Enclosure sizes are
determined by ampere rating and installed device sizes.
A. Determine applicable main x-height and minimum
enclosure width from tables 12.1 - 12.5.
Enter: X-Height __________
Minimum Width __________
B. Determine total branch x-height and minimum enclosure
width (switches and breakers may be mixed) from tables
13.1, 13.2 or 14.1.
Enter: X-Height __________
Minimum Width __________
C. Total up x-heights and review table 20.1 to determine box
height. If total X-height exceeds tabulated values, multiple
panel sections are required.
Enter: Total X-Height __________
Box Height __________
Box Width __________
(Highest number from steps A or B)
D. Multiple Section Panels: Include main lug x-height for
each additional section. For 800 and 1200A ratings
review note below table 20.1. When first section
includes a main device, feed thru lugs are required —
add MLO x-height to first section.
E. See page 21 for box depth.
F. NEMA 3R/12 Enclosure size can be developed by following
steps A thru C and using Table 21.1 to determine NEMA
3R/12 size.
“X” Height
of Space
Catalog Number
1X APP1S APP1 APP1W
2X APP2S APP2 APP2W
3X APP3S APP3 APP3W
4X APP4S APP4 APP4W
5X APP5S APP5 APP5W
6X APP6S APP6 APP6W
27"/31" Wide Box 36"/40" Wide Box 44" Wide Box
Circuit Breaker Type Catalog Number
FB AHKBFB1
FC AHKBFD1
FE AHKBFE1
FG AHKBFG1
S7H AHKBS71
SE/THLC1 AHKBE1
SF AHKBF1
SG AHKBG1
THQD AHKBQ1
THLC2,4 AHKBLB1
Type X-
Height
Minimum
Box Width
Mounting Kit
With Filler Plate
Filler
Plate
Twin Mounted Devices
FB (3-pole) 2X 27 AMCB4FBFP AFP3FBD
FB (2-pole) 3X 27 AMCB6FBFP AFP2FBD
FC (3-pole) 3X 27 AMCB4FDBFP AFP3FDD
FC (2-pole) 3X 27 AMCB6FDBFP AFP3FDD
FE (3-pole) 3X 31 AMCB4FEBFP AFP3FED
FE (2-pole) 3X 31 AMCB6FEBFP AFP3FED
FG (3-pole) 4X 40 AMCB4FGBFP AFP4FGD
FG (2-pole) 4X 40 AMCB6FGBFP AFP4FGD
TQD, THQD (3-pole) 3X 27 AMCB6QDFP AFP3QDD
TQD, THQD (2-pole) 2X 27 AMCB4QDFP AFP2QDD
TEB, TED, THED, SED,
SEH, SEL, SEP (3-pole) 3X 27 AMCB6EBFP AFP3SED
THED, SED, SEH, SEL,
SEP (2-pole) 3X 27 AMCB4SEFP AFP3SED
TEB, TED (2-pole) 2X 27 AMCB4EBFP AFP2TED
SFH. SFL, SFP (3-pole) 3X 31 AMCB6FJFP AFP3SFD
SFH. SFL, SFP (2-pole) 3X 31 AMCB4FJFP AFP3SFD
TFJ, TFK, THFK (3-pole) 3X 36 AMCB6FJFPTF AFP3TFD
TFJ, TFK, THFK (2-pole) 2X 36 AMCB4FJFPTF AFP3TFD
SGH, SGL, SGP (3-pole) 4X 40 AMCB6GBFP AFP4SGD
SGH, SGL, SGP (2-pole) 4X 40 AMCB4GBFP AFP4SGD
TEY (3-pole) 3X 27 AMCB6EYFP AFP3EYD
TEY (2-pole) 3X 27 AMCB4EYFP AFP3EYD
Single Mounted Devices
FG (3-pole) 4X 27 AMCB3FGMFP AFP4FGS
FG (2-pole) 4X 27 AMCB2FGMFP AFP4FGS
SFH, SFL, SFP (3-pole) 3X 27 AMCB3FJFP AFP3SFS
SFH, SFL, SFP (2-pole) 3X 27 AMCB2FJFP AFP3SFS
TFJ 3X 27 AMCB3FJFPTF AFP3TFS
TFJ 3X 27 AMCB2FJFPTF AFP3TFS
SGH, SGL, SGP (3-pole) 4X 27 AMCB3GMFP AFP4SGS
SGH, SGL, SGP (2-pole) 4X 27 AMCB2GMFP AFP4SGS
SKH, SKL, SKP, TKM,
THKM (3-pole) 6X 40 AMCB3KMFP AFP6SKS
SKP (3-pole) 6X 44 AMCB3KMFP AFP6SKS
SKH, SKL, SKP, TKM,
THKM (2-pole) 6X 40 AMCB2KMFP AFP6SKS
SKP (2-pole) 6X 44 AMCB2KMFP AFP6SKS
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Physical Data
Spectra Series Power Panels
NEMA 1 Enclosure Dimensions
Enclosure boxes are constructed of code gauge galvanized
sheet steel and meet UL 50. 27" thru 40" wide enclosure box
steel is 0.069" thick, and 44" wide box steel is 0.108" thick.
All circuit breaker panel enclosures are 11.5" deep. When
door over devices is required, a 14.25" deep box is provided
for the 27", 31", and 40" wide enclosures and a 16.25" deep
for the 36" and 44" wide enclosures.
Table 23. Spectra Series Enclosures (Note: X value is 1.375")
This dimension may change if dual main or feed through and neutral are provided.
This enclosure is available for use with a single main and single neutral only.
This enclosure is not available for use with 200% neutrals.
Main Amp
Rating
Interior Height Gutter Inches Enclosure Dimensions
X-Height Inches A B Height Inches 27" Wide 31" Wide 36" Wide 40" Wide 44" Wide
250
18X 24.75 19.94 19.94 64.63 APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 - -
23X 31.63 19.94 13.13 64.63 APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 - -
28X 38.50 19.94 6.25 64.63 APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 - -
38X 52.25 22.75 14.25 89.25 APB2789 APB3189 APB3689 - -
48X 66.00 19.94 10.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 - -
400
18X 24.75 19.94 19.94 64.63 APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 APB4065 APB4465
23X 31.63 19.94 13.13 64.63 APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 APB4065 APB4465
28X 38.50 22.75 14.25 75.50 APB2775 APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
33X 45.38 22.75 21.25 89.25 APB2789 APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
38X 52.25 22.75 14.25 89.25 APB2789 APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
48X 66.00 19.94 10.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 APB4096 APB4496
600
23X 31.63 19.9413.1364.63APB2765 APB3165 APB3665 APB4065 APB4465
28X 38.50 22.75 14.25 75.50 APB2775 APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
33X 45.38 22.75 21.25 89.25 APB2789 APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
38X 52.25 22.75 14.25 89.25 APB2789 APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
43X 59.13 22.75 14.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 APB4096 APB4496
48X66.00 19.94 10.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 APB4096 APB4496
800
23X 31.63 22.7521.2575.50 - APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
28X38.50 22.75 14.25 75.50 - APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
33X45.38 22.75 21.25 89.25 - APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
38X 52.25 22.7514.25 89.25- APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
43X59.13 22.75 14.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 APB4096 APB4496
1200
23X 31.63 22.7521.2575.50 - APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
28X38.50 22.75 14.25 75.50 - APB3175 APB3675 APB4075 APB4475
33X45.38 22.75 21.25 89.25 - APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
38X 52.25 22.7514.25 89.25- APB3189 APB3689 APB4089 APB4489
43X59.13 22.75 14.25 96.13 - APB3196 APB3696 APB4096 APB4496
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NEMA 3R/12 and NEMA 4X Enclosure Dimensions
NEMA 3R/12 enclosures are UL 50 listed and constructed of galvanized steel and painted
ANSI-61 gray. NEMA 4X enclosures are available in AISI-316 stainless steel grade.
Table 24. NEMA 3R/12 and NEMA 4X Enclosure Dimensions (inches)
Table 25. Conduit Hubs (require field cut openings)
Select the necessary hub from chart below and order from
your GE distributor.
Nominal Conduit
Diameter in Inches
Zinc Hub GE
Catalog Number
Chrome Plated Zinc Hub
GE Catalog Number
1/2 343L647G3 343L647G17
3/4 343L647G4 343L647G18
1 343L647G5 343L647G19
11/4 343L647G6 343L647G20
11/2 343L647G7 343L647G21
2 343L647G8 343L647G22
21/2 343L647G9 343L647G23
3 343L647G10 343L647G24
31/2 343L647G11 343L647G25
4 343L647G12 343L647G26
Exterior Box A B C
Width Height
27.19 64.82 69.98 22.44 16.38
27.19 75.70 80.88 22.44 16.38
27.19 89.45 94.61 22.44 16.38
31.19 64.82 69.98 22.44 16.38
31.19 75.70 80.88 22.44 16.38
31.19 89.45 94.61 22.44 16.38
36.19 64.82 69.98 21.44 18.38
36.19 75.70 80.88 21.44 18.38
36.19 89.45 94.61 21.44 18.38
40.19 64.82 69.98 22.44 16.38
40.19 75.70 80.88 22.44 16.38
44.19 64.82 69.98 22.44 18.38
44.19 75.70 80.88 22.44 18.38
Key
lockable
3-point
T-handle.
Side View Rear View
A
B
C
1.75"
(3R only)
0.875"
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Application Data
All GE panelboards meet the latest revision of the following
standards except where otherwise noted:
• UL 50 Cabinets and Boxes, Electrical
• UL 50E Enclosure for Electrical Equipment,
Environmental Considerations
UL 67 Panelboards
• UL 98 Enclosed and Dead Front Switches
• UL 489 Circuit Breakers, Molded Case, and
Circuit Breaker Enclosures
• UL 512 Fuseholders
• UL1446 Insulating Material
• UL 746D Polymeric Materials-Fabricated Parts
• UL 746B Polymeric Materials - Long-Term
Property Evaluations
• UL 746A Polymeric Materials - Short-Term
Property Evaluations
• UL 746C Polymeric Materials - Use in Electrical
Equipment Evaluations
• UL 510 Tape, Insulating
• UL 486A Wire Connectors and Soldering Lugs for
Use with Copper Conductors
• UL 486B Wire Connectors for Use with Aluminum
Conductors
• UL 891 Dead Front Switchboards
• UL 969 Marking and Labeling
• Article 384 National Electrical Code
• NEMA PB1 Panelboards; NEMA KS1, Switches
• Federal Panelboards, W-P-115a.
Specifications Molded Case Circuit Breakers, WC-357B/GEN.
Fusible switches, W-S-865c.
• CSA Certified Distribution Panelboards.
Note: Only panelboards containing all UL Listed devices can
be UL labeled.
In addition to meeting or exceeding all applicable standards
shown above, Spectra Series Power Panels meet GE’s more
stringent internal requirements, offering a greater margin of
performance and protection.
The following classifications and limitations of panelboards
have been established by the Underwriters’ Laboratories
and the National Electrical Code.
Note: An overcurrent protective device is a circuit breaker
pole or single fuse.
Lighting Panelboards as per NEC 2005
More than 10 percent of panelboard circuits are rated 30
amps or less, for which neutral connections are provided.
Maximum 42 overcurrent protective devices per panel
(including subfeeds but not main overcurrent protective
devices). If more than 42 are required, two or more separate
panelboards must be used. Example: A two-pole device is
considered as two overcurrent devices.
When two or more separate panelboards are used, subfeed
lugs or thru-feed lugs (of same capacity as incoming mains)
must be included in all sections except the last one. Cables
or bus bars for interconnection are not included.
Power (or Distribution) Panelboards as per NEC 2005
There is no limitation as to the number and rating of branch
circuits, except as determined by available enclosures.
Note: NEC 2008 no longer distinguishes lighting and
appliance panelboards from distribution panelboards.
Service Entrance Equipment
• Must be located near the point of entrance of building
supply conductors.
• Lighting and appliance panels must have one, but not
more than two, main disconnections with a current rating
equal to or less than panelboard rating.
• Power panelboards may have up to six operating handles
to entirely disconnect panelboard from the source.
• Main disconnect must include ground fault protection if it
provides more than 150 volts to ground, and a maximum
current rating of 1,000 amps or more.
• Must include connector for bonding and grounding neutral
conductor.
• A service entrance-type UL label must be factory-installed
and will be provided on the equipment (when specified).
Service Conditions Equipment is rated for operation under
the following usual service conditions, unless limited by the
devices contained in the equipment. Unusual service
conditions should be referred to the factory. These included
requirements such as seismic, corrosive or explosive
atmospheres, vibration, shock and unusual operating duties,
and temperature.
Altitudes Equipment is rated for use up to a certain altitude.
Above these altitude values, which vary dependent on the
type of equipment being considered, the continuous current
and voltage rating may require modification to account for
increased temperature and lower dielectric strength.
Standard ratings may be applied up to the following altitudes:
Table 26. Altitude Derating
Equipment Rating Correction
Required Above (Feet)
Low Voltage Panelboards 6600
Low Voltage Switchboards 6600
Low Voltage Switchgear 6600
Low Voltage Motor Control Centers 3300
Medium Voltage Motor Control 3300
Medium Voltage Switchgear 3300
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Application Data
For derating correction factors to be applied when the alti-
tude exceeds the above, refer to the equipment application
bulletins or factory.
Ambient Temperature Equipment is rated for use in a given
ambient, and if exceeded, the continuous current rating
requires derating. Rating correction is required if applied in
an ambient exceeding the following:
Table 27. Ambient Derating
For derating correction factors to be applied when the ambi-
ent exceeds the above, refer to the equipment application
bulletins or factory.
Current. The continuous current carried by a protective
device should not exceed 80% of the device rating unless
the equipment or assembly, including the protective device,
is listed for continuous operation at 100% of its rating. A
continuous load current is one that continues for three
hours or more. A noncontinuous load current may be 100%
of the device rating.
Low-voltage fusible switches are standard-rated 80% except
high pressure contact and bolted pressure switches, which
are 100% rated. Molded case circuit breakers equipped with
thermal magnetic trips are standard-rated (80%). When
equipped with electronic trips, they can be standard (80%)
or 100% rated.
When mounted in equipment, MCCB and fusible switches in
group-mounted configuration are all standard (80%) rated. In
individual mounted configuration, MCCB with electronic trip
can be standard (80%) or 100% rated. Insulated case circuit
breakers are standard (80%) or 100% rated. Low-voltage
power circuit breakers, type AKR, medium-voltage fuses, and
medium-voltage breaker PowerVac are all 100% rated. Low-
voltage protective devices are fast operating and their short-
circuit rating is based on the maximum current during the
first half cycle of fault current flow. The total fault current at
initiation of fault consists of two components: the ac and dc
components. The ac component is defined as the symmetrical
rms current, and ac plus dc, the asymmetrical rms current.
The magnitude and rate of decay of the dc component is a
function of the reactance to the resistance (X/R) ratio.
Low-voltage protective devices are rated on the basis of
symmetrical rms amps, but tested at known X/R ratios to
assure capability of interrupting the total fault current
asymmetrical fault. The X/R ratios at which they are tested
are as follows:
Table 28
Thus, the low-voltage protective device interrupting rating
symmetrical rms must be equal to, or greater than, the circuit
symmetrical rms fault current and test X/R equal to, or
greater than, circuit X/R at point of application. If the circuit
asymmetrical current should be greater than the protective
device will withstand, then the protective devices interrupting
rating must be derated. Derating factors are identified in the
applicable application bulletins and standards.
Medium-and high-voltage fuses are rated in terms of sym-
metrical current, but can withstand the total asymmetrical
current provided the X/R ratio does not exceed 15. If the circuit
where applied exceeds an X/R of 15, then it is necessary to
derate the symmetrical current rating in accordance with
the applicable standard. Proper application of medium- and
high-voltage breakers requires that the circuit-short-circuit
duties during the first cycle (momentary), and at contact
parting time (interrupting), be compared with the circuit
breaker’s short-circuit capability to close and latch during
the first cycle, and to interrupt at some time later. Refer to
GET 3550 to determine methods of calculating short-circuit
currents for proper application.
Low Voltage Protective Device X/R
Power Circuit Breaker (AKR) 6.6
Insulated Case Circuit Breaker (ICCB) 4.9
Molded Case Circuit Breaker
Interrupting Rating
20KA 4.9
10 20KA 3.2
10KA 1.7
Current Limiting Fuses 4.9
Equipment Ambient
Low Voltage Panelboards 40°C
Low Voltage Switchboards 25°C
Low Voltage Switchgear 40°C
Low Voltage Motor Control Centers 40°C
Medium Voltage Motor Control 40°C
Medium Voltage Switchgear 40°C
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Application Data
NEC References
Conductors for General Wiring
Table 29. Ampacities of insulated conductors rated 0-2000 Volts, 60°C to 90°C.
Not more than three conductors in raceway or cable or earth (directly buried), based on ambient temperature of 30°C (86°F).
The overcurrent protection for these conductor types shall not exceed 15 amps for 14 AWG, 20 amps for 10 AWG copper, or 15 amps for 12 AWG and 25 amps for
10 AWG aluminum and copper-clad aluminum after any correction. Factors for ambient temperature and number of conductors have been applied.
18 14
16 18 18
14 202025 25
12 252530 30202025 2512
10 30 3540 4025 3030 3510
8 40 50 55 55 30 40 40 45 8
6 55 65 70 75 40 50 55 60 6
4 70 85 95 95 55 65 75 75 4
3 85 100 110 110 65 75 85 85 3
2 95 115 125 130 75 90 100 100 2
1 110 130 145 150 85 100 110 115 1
1/0 125 150 165 170 100 120 130 135 1/0
2/0 145 175 190 195 115 135 145 150 2/0
3/0 165 200 215 225 130 155 170 175 3/0
4/0 195 230 250 260 150 180 195 205 4/0
250 215 255 275 290 170 205 220 230 250
300 240 285 310 320 190 230 250 255 300
350 260 310 340 350 210 250 270 280 350
400 280 335 365 380 225 270 295 305 400
500 320 380 415 430 260 310 335 350 500
600 355 420 460 475 285 340 370 385 600
700 385 460 500 520 310 375 405 420 700
750 400 475 515 535 320 385 420 435 750
800 410 490 535 555 330 395 430 450 800
900 435 520 565 585 355 425 465 480 900
1000 455 545 590 615 375 445 485 500 1000
1250 495 590 640 665 405 485 525 545 1250
1500 520 625 680 705 435 520 565 585 1500
1750 545 650 705 735 455 545 595 615 1750
2000 560 665 725 750 470 560 610 630 2000
Ambient
TempC
AMPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
For ambient temperatures other than 30°C, multiply the ampacities shown by the appropriate factor shown below.
Ambient
TempF
31-35 .91 .94 .95 .96 .91 .94 .95 .96 88-95
36-40 .82 .88 .90 .91 .82 .88 .90 .91 97-104
41-45 .71 .82 .85 .87 .71 .82 .85 .87 106-113
46-50 .58 .75 .80 .82 .58 .75 .80 .82 115-122
51-55 .41 .67 .74 .76 .41 .67 .74 .76 124-131
56-60 .58 .67 .71 .58 .67 .71 133-140
61-70 .33 .52 .58 .33 .52 .58 142-158
71-80 .30 .41 .30 .41 160-176
Size
AWG
Kcmil
Temperature Rating of Conductor
Size
AWG
Kcmil
Copper Aluminum or Copper-Clad Aluminum
60°C (140°F) 75°C (167°F) 85°C (185°F) 90°C (194°F) 6C (140°F) 75°C (167°F) 85°C (18F) 90°C (194°F)
Types TW,
UF
Types FEPW,
RH, RHW,
THW, THHW,
THWN, XHHW,
USE, ZW
Type V
Types TA, TBS,
SA, SIS, FEP,
FEPB, RHH,
THHN, THHW,
XHHW
Types TW,
UF
Types RH,
RHW, THW,
THHW, THWN,
XHHW, USE
Type V
Types TA, TBS,
SA, SIS, RHH,
THHN, THHW,
XHHW
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Conductors for General Wiring
Table 30. Ampacities of insulated conductors rated 0-2000 Volts, 60°C to 90°C.
Single conductors in free air, based on ambient temperature of 30°C (86°F).
The overcurrent protection for these conductor types shall not exceed 20 amps for 14 AWG, 25 amps for 12 AWG, 40 amps for 10 AWG copper, or 20 amps for 12 AWG
and 30 amps for 10 AWG aluminum and copper-clad aluminum after any correction. Factor for ambient temperature has been applied.
* For dry locations only. See 75°C column for wet locations.
1818
16 23 24
14 253030 35
12 303540 40253030 3512
10 40 5055 55354040 4010
8 60 70 75 80 45 55 60 60 8
6 80 95 100 105 60 75 80 6
4 105 125 135 140 80 100 105 4
3 120 145 160 165 95 115 125 3
2 140 170 185 190 110 135 145 2
1 165 195 215 220 130 155 165 1
1/0 195 230 250 260 150 180 195 205 1/0
2/0 225 265 290 300 175 210 225 235 2/0
3/0 260 310 335 350 200 240 265 275 3/0
4/0 300 360 390 405 235 280 305 315 4/0
250 340 405 440 455 265 315 345 355 250
300 375 445 825 505 290 350 380 395 300
350 420 505 855 570 330 395 430 445 350
400 455 545 885 615 355 425 465 480 400
500 515 620 950 700 405 485 525 545 500
600 575 690 750 780 455 540 595 615 600
700 630 755 500 855 500 595 650 675 700
750 655 785 515 885 515 620 675 700 750
800 680 815 535 920 535 645 700 725 800
900 730 870 565 985 580 700 760 785 900
1000 780 935 1020 1055 625 750 815 845 1000
1250 890 1065 1160 1200 710 855 930 960 1250
1500 980 1175 1275 1325 795 950 1035 1075 1500
1750 1070 1280 1395 1445 875 1050 1145 1185 1750
2000 1155 1385 1505 1560 960 1150 1250 1335 2000
Ambient
TempC
AMPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS
For ambient temperatures other than 30°C, multiply the ampacities shown by the appropriate factor shown below.
Ambient
TempF
31-35 .91 .94 .95 .96 .91 .94 .95 .96 88-95
36-40 .82 .88 .90 .91 .82 .88 .90 .91 97-104
41-45 .71 .82 .85 .87 .71 .82 .85 .87 106-113
46-50 .58 .75 .80 .82 .58 .75 .80 .82 115-122
51-55 .41 .67 .74 .76 .41 .67 .74 .76 124-131
56-60 .58 .67 .71 .58 .67 .71 133-140
61-70 .33 .52 .58 .33 .52 .58 142-158
71-80 .30 .41 .30 .41 160-176
Size
AWG
Kcmil
Temperature Rating of Conductor
Size
AWG
Kcmil
Copper Aluminum or Copper-Clad Aluminum
60°C (140°F) 75°C (167°F) 85°C (185°F) 90°C (194°F) 6C (140°F) 75°C (167°F) 85°C (18F) 90°C (194°F)
Types TW,
UF
Types FEPW,
RH, RHW,
THW, THHW,
THWN, XHHW,
ZW
Type V
Types TA, TBS,
SA, TW, SIS,
FEP, FEPB,
RHH, THHN,
XHHW, MI
Types TW,
UF
Types RH,
RHW, THW,
THHW, THWN,
XHHW
Type V
Types TA, TBS,
SA, SIS, RHH,
THHN, THHW,
XHHW, MI
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Appendices
Terminology
Ambient Temperature is the temperature of the surrounding
medium that comes in contact with a fuse or breaker.
Ampacity is the amount of current a fuse will carry continuously
without deterioration, or a circuit breaker without tripping and
without exceeding temperature rise limits specified for a particular
fuse or circuit breaker by NEC requirements and UL standards.
Amp Setting, Adjustable varies the continuous current-carrying
ability of a breaker through a predetermined range.
Arcing Fault is a high-impedance connection, such as an arc
through air or across insulation, between two conductors.
Arcing Time, in a fuse, is the amount of time that elapses
between the melting of the current-responsive element, such
as a link, to the final circuit interruption. Arcing time is
dependent upon such factors as circuit voltage and impedance.
Available Short-Circuit Current is the maximum rms (root-mean-
square) symmetrical current at a given point in a power system.
Branch Circuit is the circuit conductor between the final
overcurrent device protection and the outlets or point of use.
Bus Bar is a solid aluminum or copper alloy bar that carries
current to the branch or feeder devices in a power panelboard
or switchboard. There is a least one bus bar for each phase of
the incoming electrical service.
Compression Lug, also called a crimp lug, is a lug that is
crimped to hold cable.
Continuous Load is when the maximum current is expected
to continue for three hours or more. (NEC Article 100)
Current Density is the amount of current traveling through a
member (cable, bus bar, etc.). It is a cross-section measurement
of the member in amps per square inch.
Current Sensors monitor and measure line-to-load and
return line-to-line current. An imbalance causes a relay to
signal the breaker to trip at a preset time and current level if
ground fault function is present.
Dead Front construction is where energized parts are not
exposed to a person on the operating side of the equipment.
Double-Branch A mounting module that contains two fusible
switch units or circuit breakers installed side by side.
Electrical Service or System is the conductors and equipment
which delivers energy from the electrical supply system to the
wiring system of the premises served. The service or system
consists of the number of phases, number of wires, voltages
and amps. Type of service determines the number of poles on
the main device, the numbers of poles valid for feeder or
branch devices, and the minimum voltages for 1-, 2-, or 3-
pole breakers and fusible switches.
Enclosure is a constructed case to protect personnel against
contact with the enclosed equipment and to protect the
enclosed equipment against environmental conditions.
Equipment Grounding is the interconnection and grounding
of electrical material that either encloses or is adjacent to
power conducting components. (NEC 250-91(b))
Expansion Kit An assembled kit that can be installed in an
empty side of a double-branch fusible switch unit to create a
new fusible switch unit. It includes the handle, base plate,
cover plate, load base and switch.
Feeder Circuit is all circuit conductors between the service
equipment or the source of a separately derived system and
the final branch-circuit overcurrent device.
Filler Mounts on side of fusible switch module, circuit breaker
module, or between side trims to cover the front of the enclosure.
The fillers plus trim comprise the enclosure front around the
installed devices.
Frame Size is a specific size of breaker with a specific range
of amp ratings. For example, an F-frame breaker is available
in ratings of 70 amps to 225 amps in a 225 amp frame.
Front is the part of the panelboard that protects the interior
of the panelboard from environmental elements and prevents
accidental contact with the panel’s interior live conductors.
Fuseholder or Fuse Block is an assembly of fuse clips and
insulation for mounting and connecting a fuse into the circuit.
Fusible Switch is a device that can switch off current flow
and to which a fuse(s) is added to protect conductors.
I2tis the measure of heat energy developed within a circuit, in
which I2stands for effective let-through current squared, and
t is time in seconds.
Interior The side rails, bus bars and insulation system that
mounts in the enclosure. It is energized through the main device
(lugs, fusible switch or circuit breaker) and in turn energizes the
installed circuit protective devices (fusible switch or circuit breaker).
Interrupting Rating is the highest rms-rated current a fuse
or breaker is intended to interrupt under specified conditions.
Jaw Metal parts that grip the interior bus bar and conduct
electricity to the module bus bars. The jaws are spring-
reinforced to provide a highly reliable electrical connection.
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Line refers to the incoming (live) side of equipment or device.
Load is the outgoing (switched) side of equipment or device.
Lug is a device to terminate cables.
Magnetic Trip is synonymous with instantaneous trip and
describes a tripping acting with no intentional time delay.
Current exceeding the magnetic trip level will actuate the
trip mechanism and open the breaker contacts immediately.
Main Device is a fusible switch or circuit breaker that can
isolate the panelboard from incoming power.
Main Lug is the connecting means between the incoming
service cable and the bus bar.
Mechanical Lug is a terminal with one or more wire binding
screws that are tightened to hold the conductor or cable.
Overcurrent is any current in excess of the rated current of
equipment or the ampacity of a conductor that can result
from an overload, a short circuit or a ground fault.
Pole The number of output terminals on a fusible switch or
breaker that must be insulated and separated from each other.
Power Panelboard is any panelboard that is not a lighting or
appliance panelboard as specified by UL and NEC and is not
limited as to the number and rating of branch circuits, except
for available spacing and physical size. The dead-front panel-
board is accessible from the front only.
Quick-make, Quick-break The action of a mechanism where
the speed of the contacts in opening and closing a breaker
or fusible switch is not controlled by the operator.
Rejection Fuse and Clip is a combination of Class R fuses
and clips that will not accept fuses with a lower short-circuit
rating. This type of fuse and clip has a mechanism that
rejects standard NEMA Class H fuses.
Rotor Mechanism in fusible switch unit that mechanically
ensures all switch blades open/close simultaneously.
Selective Tripping is the application of circuit breakers or
fuses in series, so that, of the breakers or fuses carrying fault
current, only the one nearest the fault opens and isolates
the faulted circuit from the system.
Series-Connected Rated Panel means the UL Listed short-
circuit rating of the panel is equal to the IC rating of the
main protective device when properly applied with its
branch circuit protective devices.
Service Disconnect is a device or group of devices that dis-
connects all ungrounded conductors.
Service Entrance Equipment, such as power panelboard,
consists of a fusible switch or breaker located near the point
of entrance of supply conductors to a building and serves as
the main control and disconnect of electrical power. Service
entrance equipment must include a connector for bonding
and grounding the neutral conductor at the entrance point of
the supply conductors and bear a UL service entrance label.
Shunt Trip opens a fusible switch breaker by remote control.
Single-Branch A mounting module that is sized to accept
one fusible switch unit or circuit breaker. A single-branch
fusible switch module may have one fusible switch unit
factory-installed on one side, and the other side specified
empty (blank) to facilitate installing future expansion kits.
Thermal Trip protects against sustained overloads. A
bimetallic element reacts time-wise in inverse proportion to
the current. If a circuit is overloaded, heat from excessive
current flow causes the bimetal to bend, actuating the trip
mechanism to open the breaker.
Time Delay is a term used by NEMA, ANSI and UL to denote a
minimum opening time of 10 seconds on an overload current
five times the amp rating of a circuit breaker or Class H, K, J
and R fuses. Time delay is useful to let through momentary
current inrushes, such as in motor startups, without inter-
rupting the circuit.
Trim The four pieces of painted steel (top, bottom and each
side) that cover the front of the enclosure. The trim plus
fillers comprise the enclosure front.
Trip Function is that portion of the breaker that senses fault
conditions, controls the associated logic functions and initiates
and powers the breaker trip device.
Trip Mechanisms are independent of manual control handles.
The breaker will trip when a fault occurs, even if the handle
is held in the “ON” position.
Undervoltage release instantaneously trips the breaker when
voltage (control or line) drops to 30%-70% of nominal rating.
Voltage is electrical pressure that moves electrons through
a conductor and is measured in volts.
Voltage Rating is the rms alternating current voltage at
which a fuse or circuit breaker is designed to operate.
X Value is a vertical measurement of the usable mounting
space on a panelboard for a fusible switch or breaker. X is
equal to 1 3/8 inches (1.375”). Height of the interior is the
sum of the horizontally mounted, panel-mounted components.
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Appendices
Publications
Spectra Series Power Panels Plug-In and Bolt-On
Installing AMB Main Lug Kits
Mechanical Lugs Only DEH-070
Compression Lugs Only DEH-071
Installing Circuit Breaker Fillers/Covers
FB DEH-41125
FC DEH-40536
FE DEH-41271
SE, SF, TF, TE, TQ, TEL DEH-042
TEY, THQB, THHQB DEH-044
SGDA, SGHA, SGLA, SGPA DEH-045
SKHA, SKLA, SKPA GEH-5629
APP Filler Plates GEH-5583
AFP Filler Plates GEH-5590
Installing Interiors
Installing APN and APNB Interiors into
APB Enclosures GEH-5589
Installing Dead Fronts and Fronts GEH-5587
Installing Type APF Surface Front Trim GEH-5930
Installing Boxes, Box Extensions & Endwalls
NEMA 3R, 12 & 4X Enclosures GEH-6269
Box Extensions GEH-5631
Endwall Kit GEH-5925
Installing Lugs
Crimp Lug Kits (Main Lugs Only) GEH-5595
Mechanical Lug Kits (Main Lugs Only) GEH-5596
Installing Neutrals & Grounds
Type ANKN Neutrals GEH-6289
Ground Fault Neutral 1200 Max. Amperes GEH-5683
Type ANK Neutrals GEH-5585
Type ANKT (200% Rated) Neutrals GEH-6501
Equipment Ground GEH-5586
Miscellaneous
Permanent Circuit Markers GEH-5598
Installation of Drip Resistant Cover GEH-5926
Typical - Circuit Breaker Mains and Feeders DE-208
Spectra Series Panelboards
Application Guide GET-7006
Spectra Series Panelboards Q&A DEQ-059
UL Component Recognized Series
Connected Ratings DET-008
NEMA Instructions for Installation,
Operation and Maintenance PB 1.1
Spectra Series Plug-In (only)
Circuit Breaker Mounting Instructions (Modules)
FB DEH-41123
FC DEH-40403
FE DEH-40402
FG DEH-40419
SKHA, SKLA, SKPA GEH-5623
TJK, TJD, TJJ GEH-5624
TEB, TED, THED, TEL, SEDA, SEHA, SELA,
SEPA GEH-5625
TFJ, TFK, THFK, TFL, SFHA, SFLA, SEPA GEH-5626
TQD, THQD GEH-5643
THLC1 GEH-5644
SGDA, SGHA, SGLA, SGPA (3 pole) GEH-5673
SGDA, SGHA, SGLA, SGPA (2 pole) GEH-5674
TEY, THQB, THHQB GEH-5677
Circuit Breaker Mounting Hardware Kits
FB, FC, FE, FG, TQD, THQD, SE, TEB, TED, THED,
THLC1, SF, TFJ, TFK, THFK, SG, TJD, TJJ GEH-5913
Installing Lugs
Type AML Main Lug Kits GEH-5588
Type AML Feed Thru Main Lug Kits GEH-5630
Installing Fusible Switches
Fuse Pullers DEH-034
Class R Fuse Rejector Kit GEH-4616
R Fuse Rejection Pin, 400-600 Ampere
Switch Units GEH-5577
Lugs Kits into GE Type ADS Switches GEH-5944
Alternate Lugs, 30-1200 Ampere Fusible
Switch Units GEJ-3050
Installing Fusible Switch Expansion Kits
30/60 Ampere Expansion Kit GEH-5547
60A, 100A Expansion Kits for Type ADS Fusible
Switch Units GEH-5581
200 Ampere Expansion Kit (J, T Fuses) GEH-5582
200 Ampere Expansion Kit (H, K, R Fuses) GEH-5889
Handle and Load Base Replacements on Fusible Switches
Handle Replacement: 400-1200 Ampere
Switches GEH-5553
Load Base Replacement for Type ADS
400-600 Ampere Switches GEH-5576
Miscellaneous
Typical - Fusible Mains and Feeders DE-166
Technical Data, Spectra Series Panel-
boards - Pressure Locked Connectors DE-168
TVSS DEH-40443
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Appendices
Spectra Series Bolt-On (only)
Circuit Breaker Mounting Instructions (Straps)
FB DEH-41124
FC DEH-40424
FE DEH-40425
FG DEH-41047
TEB, TED, THED, SED, SEH, SEL, SEP DEH-047
SGH, SFL, SFP DEH-059
SGH, SGL, SGP DEH-060
SKH, SKL, SKP, TKM, THKM DEH-061
TEY DEH-062
THLC1 DEH-063
THLC2, THLC4 DEH-064
TQD, THQD DEH-065
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Appendices
Guideform Specifications Spectra Series
Bolt-On Panelboards
General
Furnish and install power panelboards molded case circuit
breaker type with dead-front construction as shown on
plans and described herein as General Electric Spectra
Series™ panelboards. Panelboards shall be listed and labeled
by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. in accordance with UL
Standard 67, and shall conform to the latest requirements of
the National Electrical Code NEMA standard PB.1. The panel-
board shall meet service entrance requirements when specified.
Enclosures
Panelboard enclosures shall be corrosion-resistant galvan-
nealed (zinc finished) sheet steel with removable end walls.
Fronts shall be hot-rolled steel, coated with a phosphatized
rust inhibitor and then finish coated with ASA61 acrylic
enamel powder coat.
Fronts
A four-piece front shall be furnished as standard to provide
ease of access to the wiring gutter.
When specified on the drawings, a front with a single door
shall be provided for panel boxes less than 31" wide. For
panel boxes 31" wide or wider, door-in-door type fronts shall
be provided when fronts are indicated on the drawings.
Door-in-door construction shall consist of a one-piece front
with two lockable doors. The smaller door shall provide
access to protective device handles and the larger door shall
allow access to device load terminals and the wiring gutter.
When fronts with doors are specified, all doors shall be pro-
vided with locks. All doors shall be held in place by continuous
piano hinges which are welded to the front.
Main and Branch Devices
Main and branch protective devices shall be of the circuit
breaker type. The circuit breakers shall be quick-make,
quick-break and shall be trip indicating. The circuit breakers
shall be UL labeled for the application and shall be rated for
the available short circuit current as shown on the plans.
Bolt-On Interiors
The panelboard symmetrical interior shall be designed and
assembled so that the main and branch circuit breakers are
connected to the interior bus bars with copper mounting
straps. Anti-turn clips shall be used to prevent the straps
from turning or twisting during installation. If anti-turn clips
are not used, at least two bolts shall be used to prevent
twisting or turning of the straps during installation. The interior
shall have insulation barriers installed over unused spaces
for extra protection when field service is required.
Bus Bars
Bus bars shall be current density rated and meet UL67 tem-
perature rise limits through actual tests. Bus bar current
density rating shall be 750 amps per square inch for aluminum
or 1000 amps per square inch for copper as required by the
contract documents. Reduced current density bus shall have
ratings of 600 amps per square inch for aluminum or 800
amps per square inch for copper are also available.
Bus bars shall be sequenced-phased, and rigidly supported
by high-impact resistant, insulated bus supporting assemblies
to prevent vibration and resulting damage when subjected
to stress, vibration or short circuits. All solderless terminations
shall be suitable for either copper or aluminum UL Listed wire
or cable and shall be tested and listed in conjunction with
appropriate UL standards. Panelboards shall be so designed
to permit the incoming line conductors to enter either the
top or bottom of the enclosure.
The neutral bar shall be fully rated and capable of being
relocated to either corner of the enclosure at the line end to
facilitate conductor termination.
Ground wire terminations shall be provided as an option in
kit form suitable for installation by the panelboard installer
without voiding UL label.
Series Ratings
All panelboard series-connected ratings shall be prominently
displayed, and all current ratings of protective devices shall
be displayed on the device label.
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Guideform Specifications Spectra Series
Plug-In Panelboards
General
Furnish and install power panelboards either fused-switch or
molded case circuit breaker type with dead-front construction
as shown on plans and described herein as General Electric
Spectra Series™ panelboards. Panelboards shall be listed and
labeled by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. in accordance
with UL Standard 67, and shall conform to the latest
requirements of the National Electrical Code NEMA standard
PB.1. The panelboard shall meet service entrance requirements
when specified.
Enclosures
Panelboard enclosures shall be corrosion-resistant galvan-
nealed (zinc finished) sheet steel with removable end walls.
Fronts shall be hot-rolled steel, coated with a phosphatized
rust inhibitor and then finish coated with ASA acrylic enamel
powder coat.
Fronts
A four-piece front shall be furnished as standard to provide
ease of access to the wiring gutter.
When specified on the drawings, a front with a single door
shall be provided for panel boxes less than 31" wide. For
panel boxes 31" wide or wider, door-in-door type fronts shall
be provided when fronts are indicated on the drawings.
Door-in-door construction shall consist of a one-piece front
with two lockable doors. The smaller door shall provide
access to protective device handles and the larger door shall
allow access to device load terminals and the wiring gutter.
When fronts with doors are specified, all doors shall be provided
with locks. All doors shall be held in place by continuous piano
hinges which are welded to the front.
All fronts shall be mounted to the box with zinc-coated
screw fasteners to retard corrosion.
Main and Branch Devices
Main and branch-fusible switches shall be of the positive,
quick-make, quick-break type with double-break, over-center
mechanism. The external handle shall be suitable for pad-
locking in the “OFF” position and is interlocked with the switch
cover to prevent access to the switch interior when the switch
is in the “ON” position - an interlock override release is
provided. Fusible switch units shall be fully interchangeable
without disturbing the adjacent units and shall be capable of
withstanding the available let-through short-circuit current
as shown on the plans.
Main and branch circuit breakers shall be quick-make, quick-
break, and trip-indicating. All two and three pole breakers
shall have interchangeable trips. Interrupting rating of the
circuit breaker shall not be less than the maximum short-
circuit currents available at the incoming line terminals as
shown on the plans.
Interiors
Panelboard symmetrical interior shall be designed and
assembled so that the circuit-protective modules (either
fused switches less than 800A or circuit breakers) are mounted
onto the bus bar with self-aligning spring reinforced pressure-
locked connectors. The circuit-protective module can be
removed or replaced without disturbing adjacent protective
devices and without removing the main bus or branch circuit
connections. The interiors shall be capable of supporting
compatible fusible switches and molded case circuit breakers
in the same panelboard. Insulation barriers are installed over
vertical bus to provide protection when field service is
required for changes.
Bus Bars
Bus bars shall be current density rated and meet UL67
temperature rise limits through actual tests. Bus bar current
density rating shall be 750 amps per square inch for aluminum
or 1000 amps per square inch for copper as required by the
contract documents. Reduced current density bus shall have
ratings of 600 amps per square inch for aluminum or 800
amps per square inch for copper are also available.
Bus bars shall be sequenced-phased, and rigidly supported
by high-impact resistant, insulated bus supporting assemblies
to prevent vibration and resulting damage when subjected
to stress, vibration or short circuits. All solderless terminations
shall be suitable for either copper or aluminum UL Listed
wire or cable and shall be tested and listed in conjunction
with appropriate UL standards.
Panelboards shall be so designed to permit the incoming line
conductors to enter either the top or bottom of the enclosure.
The neutral bar shall be fully rated and capable of being
relocated to either corner of the enclosure at the line end to
facilitate conductor termination.
Ground wire terminations shall be provided as an option in
kit form suitable for installation by the panelboard installer
without voiding UL label.
Series Ratings
All panelboard series-connected ratings shall be prominently
displayed, and all current ratings of protective devices shall
be displayed on the device label.
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