General Electric's industrial footprint here splits into two genuinely different worlds: molded case circuit breakers and switchgear for electrical distribution, and legacy machinery-protection instrumentation — tachometers, vibration probes, proximity sensors — for monitoring turbines and rotating equipment. Z & F Corporation Ltd supplies 324 genuine GE lines across both, and which one you need has nothing to do with the other.
What You'll Find
- Circuit breakers & switchgear — molded case circuit breakers, breaker combos, and fuse-links; see our dedicated Switchgear category for the full range.
- Machinery protection instrumentation — proximity probes and velocity seismoprobes for vibration monitoring, dual-setpoint tachometers with 4-20mA output, and thrust assemblies for turbine and compressor condition monitoring.
The instrumentation side is almost entirely legacy equipment — much of it discontinued by GE itself, still doing the job on turbines and rotating machinery that were commissioned with it decades ago and have no reason to be re-instrumented from scratch. Where a specific model has been discontinued, we source through multiple channels and can often find remaining genuine stock or identify a compatible replacement.
Matching a Legacy Monitoring Instrument
For proximity probes, seismoprobes, and similar machinery-monitoring equipment, the full part number stamped on the instrument — not just the machine it's mounted on — is what we need to work from. A photo of the nameplate is the fastest route to a correct match.
We are not General Electric, and not an authorised GE distributor — genuine stock only, sourced and supplied independently, with any brand-specific disclosure noted on the relevant product page. Orders ship worldwide with export documentation as standard; power generation and process plants across the Gulf, South Asia, and Africa are regular destinations for this range alongside the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the circuit breaker range the same as the machinery monitoring instrumentation?
No — they're two unrelated GE product lines grouped under one brand name. Breakers and switchgear are covered by the Switchgear category; monitoring instruments (probes, tachometers) are a separate legacy product family.
Can you source discontinued GE turbine monitoring instruments?
Often, yes — we source through multiple channels and can usually find remaining genuine stock or identify a compatible replacement, even for equipment GE itself has discontinued.
What do you need to match a proximity probe or seismoprobe?
The full part number stamped on the instrument itself — a clear photo of the nameplate is the fastest way to get us everything we need.
