The History of GE Low-Voltage Circuit Breakers
In 1945, after the war, GE sold the first resettable fuse — a circuit breaker. The first GE circuit breakers were large and heavy. They were mounted on slate. Their dashpot trip units were revolutionary at the time but very unreliable as time passed. The 600-amp GE circuit breaker was called the AE-1-25. The 1600-amp […]
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