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ABB TED E150 3-Pole Molded-Case Circuit Breaker, Thermal Magnetic

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ABB E150 3-Pole Molded-Case Circuit Breaker, Thermal Magnetic

The ABB E150 series covers Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breakers, Magnetic Circuit Breakers, and Molded-Case Switches, with this listing covering the 3-Pole configuration on the E150 frame. This family is offered across multiple amperage options ranging from 15A to 150A, letting electrical professionals match the exact overcurrent protection needed for a given circuit while standardizing on a single, dependable frame. The E150 frame is rated up to 600 Volts AC, and this Thermal Magnetic breaker uses a non-interchangeable LI trip design with an HACR load rating for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration circuit protection. Interrupt ratings span multiple voltage classes, including 18kA at 480 Vac, 14kA at 600 Vac, and 10kA on DC circuits, making this breaker suited for demanding commercial and industrial distribution panels.

Key Features

  • 3-Pole Configuration: Three-pole design for balanced multi-phase circuit protection on the E150 frame.
  • Amperage Range: Available across amperage options spanning 15A to 150A on the shared E150 platform, so the correct rating can be selected for the application.
  • E150 Frame Rating: Molded-case construction rated up to 600 Volts AC across the E150 family.
  • Thermal Magnetic Trip: LI trip type with a non-interchangeable trip range for consistent, factory-set overcurrent protection.
  • HACR Load Rating: Approved for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration equipment circuits.
  • Broad Interrupt Ratings: Rated 10kA at 125/250/500 Vdc, 14kA at 600 Vac, and 18kA at 120 Vac, 120/240 Vac, 240 Vac, 277 Vac, and 480 Vac for flexible system voltage compatibility.
  • WL Lug Option: Catalog numbers with the WL suffix include factory-installed Cu/Al line and load lugs for simplified termination.

Certifications & Compliance

  • HACR Load Rated
  • Standard E11592

Technical Specifications

  • Voltage Rating: 600VAC
  • Amperage Rating: 15A - 150A
  • Number Of Poles: 3
  • Trip Type: LI
  • Frame: E150
  • Load Rating: HACR
  • Trip Range: Non-Interchangeable
  • Application: Thermal Magnetic
  • Packaging: 1 EA

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Panelboards
  • Load Center and Switchboard Circuit Protection
  • HACR-Rated HVAC and Refrigeration Circuits
  • Three-Phase Distribution Systems up to 600 Vac
  • Renovation and New Construction Electrical Upgrades

Why ABB?

ABB engineers the E150 series with a non-interchangeable thermal magnetic trip and multi-voltage interrupt ratings, giving electrical professionals a molded-case circuit breaker built for dependable, code-compliant protection across demanding commercial and industrial applications. With amperage options spanning 15A to 150A on a single 600VAC-rated frame, the E150 family simplifies breaker standardization for panel builders and contractors. The HACR load rating and available Cu/Al WL lug option make the E150 family a practical choice for panelboard upgrades and new installations alike, backed by ABB's reputation for rugged, reliable molded-case protection.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Type:
Circuit Breaker
Series:
E150
Configuration:
3-Pole
Voltage Rating:
600VAC
Amperage Rating:
15A - 150A
Standards:
E11592
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Circuit Protection
Product Subgroup:
Circuit Breakers

ABB TED134060WL – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the WL suffix mean on an ABB TED breaker like TED134015WL?
The WL suffix means the breaker ships with factory-installed Cu/Al line and load lugs, so you don't have to order termination lugs separately. Catalog numbers without it, such as TED134020 and TED134100, come without those lugs. If you're landing conductors directly on the breaker, order the WL version or source the lug kit on its own.
2) Can the ABB E150 thermal magnetic breaker be used on a 480V three-phase panel?
Yes. The E150 frame is rated to 600 Vac, and at 480 Vac the interrupting rating is 18kA. At 600 Vac it drops to 14kA, and on DC circuits at 125, 250 or 500 Vdc it's 10kA. Match the interrupting rating to the available fault current at your panel before you commit.
3) Is the ABB E150 breaker rated for HVAC and refrigeration circuits?
It carries an HACR load rating, which is what an inspector looks for when the breaker is feeding heating, air conditioning or refrigeration equipment. That covers rooftop units, condensers and walk-in refrigeration feeders on three-phase distribution.
4) Can I change the trip rating on an ABB E150 thermal magnetic breaker later?
No. The E150 TED uses a non-interchangeable trip, LI type, factory set at the breaker's amp rating. If the load changes, you replace the breaker with the correct amperage rather than swapping a trip unit. Order the amperage you need up front.
5) What is the closest equivalent to an ABB E150 3-pole thermal magnetic breaker from another manufacturer?
The nearest peer is the Square D PowerPacT B thermal magnetic circuit breaker, which uses the same thermal magnetic trip approach in a molded-case format. The ABB E150 covers 15A through 150A in a 3-pole configuration rated 600VAC. Confirm the panelboard or switchboard accepts the frame and mounting of whichever line you choose, since molded-case breakers are not interchangeable between manufacturers without the matching interior or mounting hardware.
6) What should I use instead of an ABB E150 if my panel is an I-Line switchboard?
I-Line bussing takes a breaker built to plug onto it, such as the Square D PowerPacT Q I-Line circuit breaker. The ABB E150 3-pole is a molded-case breaker on the E150 frame and is not an I-Line plug-on device, so it belongs in panelboards and switchboards prepped for that frame. Match the breaker to the bus style before ordering.
7) What amperages does the ABB TED 3-pole breaker come in?
The E150 frame spans 15A through 150A. The 3-pole TED breakers offered are 15A (TED134015WL), 20A (TED134020), 60A (TED134060WL) and 100A (TED134100). All are three-pole for balanced multi-phase protection.
8) What's an equivalent thermal magnetic molded-case breaker if the ABB TED doesn't fit my panel?
Breaker interiors are brand and panel specific, so the E150 TED goes into ABB/GE-style gear. For Square D equipment, the PowerPacT B Thermal Magnetic Circuit Breaker is the same type of device, and the PowerPacT Q I-Line breaker is the choice where the panel uses I-Line bussing. Pick by the gear you're installing into, not by amperage alone.
9) Does the E150 breaker protect all three phases together?
Yes. It's a three-pole breaker with a common trip across the E150 frame, so an overload or fault on any one phase opens all three. That's what you need on three-phase motor and HVAC feeders, where single-phasing damages equipment.
10) Is a 1-pole C-curve breaker a substitute for a 3-pole ABB E150 on an HVAC circuit?
No. The Square D Multi9 C60 1-pole C-curve breaker is a single-pole 120V AC device, so it protects one ungrounded conductor. The ABB E150 covered here is 3-pole and carries an HACR load rating for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration circuits, which is what a three-phase condensing unit or rooftop unit nameplate typically calls for. A single-pole device cannot open all three phases of that circuit.
11) If I need to change the trip rating later, does the ABB E150 allow that or should I look at another breaker?
The ABB E150 thermal magnetic breaker uses a non-interchangeable trip, so the amperage is factory set and you replace the whole breaker to change ratings. Order the amperage you need up front: 15, 20, 60, and 100 ampere 3-pole versions are stocked. If you want a different platform for the same thermal magnetic duty, the Square D PowerPacT B is the comparable molded-case thermal magnetic line.
12) How many ABB TED breakers come in a box?
Each catalog number is packaged 1 EA, so one breaker per unit. Order by the quantity of openings you're filling.
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