Product Description
The Blue Sea Systems m-Series Mini Selector Battery Switch in sleek black is a top - notch solution for your battery management needs. Model 6007200 - BSS features tin - plated copper studs, offering outstanding conductivity and corrosion resistance. These 3/8' (M10) studs can accept ring terminals, and their 7/8' (22mm) length allows for multiple cable terminals. The one - piece terminal stud design ensures it won't loosen over time. An isolating cover with snap - on sections protects the rear contacts. With a waterproof rating of IP66 against powerful water jets, it's highly durable. It has multiple mounting options including surface, rear, or front panel. One - piece stainless flange nuts provide safe connections, and breakout tabs allow wire access from any direction. It's ignition protected, making it ideal for gasoline - powered boats. The make - before - break contact design enables seamless switching between battery banks. This switch can isolate battery banks for all loads or combine them. Specifications: Selector 4 - position switch, black color, 4 switch positions, battery combine option available, no alternator field disconnect, maximum 32vDC voltage, 3/8' stud size, 120 in - lb (13.56 Nm) terminal stud torque, 300A continuous rating, 500A (5 min) intermittent rating, 900A cranking rating for 30 sec, 2 battery inputs, 1.12in (28.45 mm) cable clearance for 4/0 AWG cables, 4/0 AWG (120mm) cable size for ratings, mounting holes for #10 screws, tinned copper stud material, and 3/8' - 16 (M10) terminal stud size.
Using the Blue Sea M - Series Battery Switch is easy. First, decide on the best mounting option for your setup - it can be mounted on the surface, rear, or front panel. Make sure to use the appropriate #10 screws for mounting. Connect your battery cables to the 3/8' tinned copper studs, ensuring they are tightened to the recommended 120 in - lb (13.56 Nm) torque. You can switch between battery banks using the on/off/on/both positions. When using it on a gasoline - powered boat, you don't have to worry as it's ignition protected. For maintenance, regularly check the terminal studs for tightness. Wipe the switch clean to keep it free from dirt and debris. Since it's waterproof, you don't need to worry much about water damage from powerful jets, but avoid submerging it for long periods. If you notice any signs of corrosion on the studs, you can clean them gently with a suitable cleaning agent.
