ge mcb

[kking183]

i need to replace a ge mcb series e 32 can anyone tell me if this one is the same http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/GE+Consumer+Units/GE+MCB+32A+SP+Type+B/d190/sd3096/p43140

if not can anyone suggest which one would fit

 

[Taylortwocities]

The link is to the current version of the GE MCB. I don't think they have changed the busbar fittings in several decades (that's GE for you) but it won't look quite the same as the others.

Is aesthics is your bag you could look on eBay for a used one.

I'm just curious, Why do you need to replace the existing one? It's very unusual for mcbs to go faulty.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I don't think they have changed the busbar fittings in several decades (that's GE for you).

Would that more makers were like that.

 

[echoes]

I don't think they have changed the busbar fittings in several decades (that's GE for you).

Would that more makers were like that.

"Ahh, would that they were, Mr Sheds, would that they were."

 

[kking183]

Thanks for the quick reply taylor

 

[Taylortwocities]

Thanks for the quick reply taylor

No prob.

The

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button is a handy device!

 

[securespark]

I have some Steeple Series E breakers (Denmans own brand but rebadged GE breakers) but I suppose they too would not match if yours are branded GE.

If the one you've linked to is designed to replace the old GE breaker, go with it.