Blue Sea Klixon Circuit Breaker - Surface Mount - Trotac Marine
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    • Blue Sea Klixon Circuit Breaker - Surface Mount

    Blue Sea Klixon Circuit Breaker - Surface Mount
    $86.97 - $109.22
    Visible red reset lever shows open condition View full description
    • Visible red reset lever shows open condition
    • Trip-free design cannot be held closed after trip
    • Drop in replacement for 185 Series Circuit Breakers
    • 5,000A AIC for large battery banks

    Specifications

    Amperage 25A DC - 150A
    Maximum Voltage 24V DC
    Mounting Surface Mount
    Circuit Breaker Type Thermally responsive Bi-metal blade
    Terminal Stud 1/4" -28
    Terminal Stud Torque 60 in-lb (6.78 Nm)
    Interrupt Capacity 5000A @ 12V DC
    Minimum Operating Temperature -25° C
    Maximum Operating Temperature 85° C
    Circuit Breaker Class Type III - switchable/manual reset - trip free
    Mounting Hole Accepts 1/4" screw
    Mounting Screw Torque 50 in-lb (5.65 Nm)
    Weight 0.58lb (0.26 kg)
    Brand:
    Blue Sea Systems

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