Toggle circuit breaker series A black - single-pole 25 A

This is a 25-amp single-pole thermal circuit breaker designed for protecting electrical circuits in marine environments. It is part of Blue Sea Systems' Series A, known for its compact size and reliability.

This circuit breaker has a rated current of 25 amperes (25 A). It is sized to protect circuits not exceeding this value.

This specific model is a single-pole circuit breaker, meaning it protects only one electrical circuit at a time.

It is used to protect onboard electrical circuits from overcurrents, such as overloads or short circuits, ensuring the safety of equipment and wiring aboard vessels.

The Series A, which includes this circuit breaker, is preferred for individual circuits requiring reliable protection and minimal space due to its compact size. The Series C, on the other hand, generally offers higher current ratings and multipole options for more complex installations and higher current requirements.

Yes, this circuit breaker is thermal type. It uses a thermal mechanism to detect and interrupt the circuit in case of overcurrent.

This circuit breaker complies with EN 60934, which governs circuit breakers for equipment. Additionally, it meets the European Low Voltage Directives 73/23/EEC and 93/68/EEC, attesting to its compliance with current electrical standards.

This circuit breaker is black in color and features a manual toggle switch for activation and deactivation, as well as for indicating its state (open/closed).

Yes, it is particularly suited for securing electronic equipment and lighting on sailboats and small to medium-sized powerboats, thanks to its compact size and reliable protection for individual circuits.

Yes, the product is declared compliant with European directives and is CE marked on the packaging and/or on the circuit breaker itself.

Blue Sea Systems Series A is designed to provide reliable overcurrent protection in marine electrical circuits, with a focus on compactness for easy integration into vessel electrical panels.

Yes, as a thermal circuit breaker, it is designed to protect against overcurrents, which includes short circuits and overloads.

This circuit breaker is designed to be panel-mounted. Installation typically involves cutting an appropriately sized opening in the electrical panel, then securing the circuit breaker using the provided mounting hardware.

Yes, cutting templates and dimensional diagrams are usually provided or available to simplify installation and ensure precise cutting in the panel.

Yes, this rocker-style circuit breaker from the A series is specifically designed for panel mounting, making it ideal for clean and secure integration into marine electrical panels.

Electrical connections on this type of circuit breaker are typically made using terminals, allowing power and load cables to be connected securely.

It is specifically designed for marine environments, which implies resistance to typical conditions encountered onboard boats, such as humidity and vibrations. It must be installed in electrical panels or protected locations.

This circuit breaker is designed for low-voltage embedded electrical circuits, such as those powering lighting, pumps, navigation equipment, or other electronic devices aboard boats.

Yes, as a circuit breaker for marine equipment and compliant with low-voltage directives, it is suitable for use in boat electrical systems operating typically at 12V or 24V DC.

It is compatible with any electronic or electrical equipment whose circuit requires overcurrent protection up to 25 amperes, provided the operating voltage is within the marine low-voltage system range.