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GE WavePro Catalog Number Decoder

Decode GE WavePro low-voltage power air circuit breaker catalog numbers. Identifies equipment usage, interrupting/fuse rating, frame & sensor, MVT / Power+ trip unit, trip function, rating plug, operation voltages, and mounted accessories. The decoder is free, needs no login, and runs entirely in your browser — paste a catalog number such as WE2DAQDF1XBBXHX and it returns every field it can resolve, plus a position-by-position map showing which character carried which value.

Manufacturer
GE
Frames
WavePro (AKD-10 / PowerBreak II)
Ratings
800A – 5,000A

What this decoder identifies

  • Equipment usage and application
  • Interrupting rating and fused variants
  • Frame size and sensor
  • MVT and Power+ trip unit type
  • Trip functions (long-time, short-time, instantaneous, ground fault)
  • Rating plug
  • Closing and control operation voltages
  • Factory-mounted accessories

Also sold or stamped as

The same breaker family appears under several names depending on the era of the nameplate. This decoder covers numbers labelled:

  • General Electric WavePro
  • AKD-10 switchgear
  • PowerBreak II
  • GE Wave Pro

GE WavePro — common questions

What switchgear does a GE WavePro go into?

WavePro breakers are the low-voltage power air circuit breakers used in GE AKD-10 switchgear, and are closely associated with the PowerBreak II line. The catalog number identifies the exact frame, sensor and trip unit needed to match an existing cubicle.

Can I get renewal parts for a GE WavePro?

Yes. WavePro renewal-parts catalogs are in the free manual library, and Voyten Electric supplies renewal parts and reconditioned units for GE low-voltage power breakers. Send the catalog number or a nameplate photo to Voyten Electric at 1-800-458-4001 and our team will identify it.

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Can't read the nameplate?

If the plate is painted over, corroded or missing digits, send us what you can read or a photo — our team identifies legacy and obsolete breakers every day, and sources the new-surplus or reconditioned replacement.