Blue Sea 187-Series 30 Amp Circuit Breaker Panel Mount
  • Blue Sea 187-Series 30 Amp Circuit Breaker for Panel Mount - High - Quality Electrical Protection
  • Blue Sea 187-Series 30 Amp Circuit Breaker for Panel Mount - High - Quality Electrical Protection

Blue Sea 187-Series 30 Amp Circuit Breaker Panel Mount

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Product Description

Blue Sea Systems presents the 187 - Series 30A Circuit Breaker for panel mounting. Model 7036 - BSS. This breaker combines switching and circuit protection in one device. It features a clear single - lever operation. The 'Trip Free' design ensures safety during fault currents. It's waterproof and has recessed mounting holes for a clean look. The large clearance around terminal studs can accept heavy - gauge wire lugs, and the robust 5/16 M8 terminals offer high - torque connections. The large lever with vertical/horizontal orientation shows the trip status. It's ignition - protected, safe for gasoline - powered boats. Note: Don't use it as a switch for high inrush currents. Specifications: Amperage 30A, Max Voltage 48vDC, Panel Mount, Thermally responsive Bi - metal blade, Terminal Stud Torque 75 in - lb (8.47 Nm), Interrupt Capacity 5000A @ 12V, 3000A @ 24V, 1500A @ 42V, Min Operating Temp - 40°C, Max Operating Temp 85°C, Case Material Thermoset Polyester, Circuit Breaker Class Type III - switchable/manual reset - trip free, Mounting Hole accepts #10 (M5) Screw, Terminal Stud Size 5/16' - 18.

Using this Blue Sea 187 - Series circuit breaker is easy. First, make sure you've chosen the right place on the panel for mounting. Then, use the #10 (M5) screws to secure it in place. Connect your heavy - gauge wire lugs to the terminal studs. When operating, the single lever gives you a clear way to control the circuit. Remember, don't use it as a switch when there are high inrush currents. For maintenance, keep it clean and dry. Check the terminals regularly for any signs of corrosion or loose connections. The breaker is waterproof, but try to avoid submerging it in water for long periods. It works well in temperatures from - 40°C to 85°C, so don't expose it to extreme heat or cold beyond these limits. If the breaker trips, it's a sign that there's a fault in the circuit. You can manually reset it after you've fixed the issue.


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