1. Core Overview

• TED: Series code (High Ampere Circuit Breaker)
• 136: Rated current of 35A (including two specifications: 30A and 35A)
• 03: Rated voltage of 600V
• 5: 3-pole
• WL: Green Label

2. Key Parameters

3. Product Features and Advantages

• Dedicated for High Current: Belonging to the HACR series, it is specially designed for high-current applications from 35A to 90A, capable of withstanding large starting currents and overload currents.
• Optimized Pole Spacing: The pole spacing is 32mm, wider than conventional circuit breakers, suitable for high-current power distribution systems, reducing electrical clearance and improving safety.
• Green Label Certification: As a green label product, it meets GE’s high energy efficiency and environmental protection standards, and is usually used in projects requiring energy-saving certification.
• Durable: Made of high-strength materials, the housing is wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and has a long service life.
• Reliable Protection Performance: Equipped with high-sensitivity thermal-magnetic protection components, it can quickly cut off fault currents.

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4. Structure and Composition

• Housing: Metal housing (green), providing physical protection and fixing the position of the circuit breaker on the DIN rail.
• Contact: Responsible for current transmission in the on state and cutting off the circuit when disconnected.
• Thermal Magnetic Element: The core protection device, responsible for detecting overload (thermal) and short-circuit (magnetic) faults and triggering disconnection.
• Trip Unit: Responsible for driving the contacts to quickly break in case of faults.
• Indicator: Usually equipped with a handle or indicator light to show the on/off state of the circuit breaker.

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5. Typical Application Fields

• Industrial Power Distribution Systems: Used for main circuit protection in factory workshops, especially in occasions with large motor starting currents.
• Building Electrical Systems: Used as a branch protection component in electrical distribution boxes of large buildings.
• Energy Stations: Used for protection of high-current equipment such as generator sets and transformers.
• Commercial Facilities: Such as power distribution systems of large-scale facilities like shopping malls and hospitals.

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6. Installation and Maintenance Guidelines

Installation

• Preliminary Inspection: Confirm that the rated current and rated voltage match the circuit requirements (35A/600V).
• Installation Position: Fix it on the DIN rail of the distribution box, ensuring horizontal installation and firm fixation.
• Wiring: Connect the wires on the power side and load side, ensuring firm wiring and compliance with safety specifications.
• Reset: After installation, toggle the handle to the “ON” position to reset the circuit breaker.

Maintenance

• Regular Inspection: Inspect the housing for corrosion, looseness or deformation every six months.
• Tightening Inspection: Check if the contacts and operating mechanism are loose or have abnormal noise.
• Cleaning: Wipe the housing with a clean soft cloth to keep the heat dissipation holes unobstructed.
• Replacement: If frequent tripping or failure to reset occurs, check if the internal thermal-magnetic components are aging and replace them if necessary.