2-pole AC circuit breaker 230 VAC, 100 A, standard trip

The primary function of this Raymarine circuit breaker is to protect marine electrical systems. It is designed to automatically interrupt power in case of overcurrent or short circuit, thereby protecting the boat's equipment and wiring from electrical damage and preventing risks of overheating or fire.

This circuit breaker is a 2-pole model designed for AC circuits. It operates at a rated voltage of 230 VAC and has a breaking capacity of 100 amperes.

The « 2 poles » marking indicates that this circuit breaker is double-pole, meaning it can simultaneously disconnect both conductors (typically the live and neutral) of an AC circuit. This ensures complete isolation of the protected circuit in case of a fault.

A “mean tripping time” means the circuit breaker is designed to respond in a balanced way to overcurrents and short circuits. It provides reliable protection by allowing some tolerance for normal transient currents while ensuring a fast and secure shutdown in the event of prolonged or severe faults.

Yes, this circuit breaker is an essential component designed specifically for protecting marine electrical installations. It is suitable for use aboard vessels and complies with marine standards.

This circuit breaker is a Raymarine product.

Yes, with a 100-ampere breaking capacity, this circuit breaker is suitable for protecting high-power electrical loads on board vessels, ensuring the safety of energy-intensive equipment.

Yes, this circuit breaker is of the European type. Its design falls under the category of 230 V bipolar European circuit breakers, which is a common standard for maritime applications in Europe.

This circuit breaker protects the boat's circuits and equipment from damage caused by overcurrents (when the current exceeds the circuit's rated capacity) and short circuits (when a low-resistance path allows excessive current to flow).

This circuit breaker is specifically designed for alternating current (AC) circuits. It is not intended for use with direct current (DC) systems.

This circuit breaker is designed to be integrated into existing electrical panels or new installations aboard vessels. It provides fundamental protection for AC circuits within the boat's electrical system.

This circuit breaker must be installed in compliance with marine standards and current electrical regulations for vessels. It is essential to ensure installation is performed by a qualified professional to guarantee the safety and reliability of the electrical system.

The product context provided does not specify whether this circuit breaker is "ignition-protected." It is recommended to consult the product’s technical documentation or a qualified professional for installation in areas with combustible vapors and to ensure compliance with required safety standards.

By automatically cutting power in case of electrical failure (overcurrent or short circuit), this circuit breaker prevents cable and equipment overheating risks as well as fire hazards. It is a key component for maintaining the integrity and safety of the electrical installation on board.

The circuit breaker is designed for integration into electrical panels, whether existing or new installations. Its standardized design for European 230 V bipolar circuit breakers simplifies installation by a qualified professional.

No, this circuit breaker is designed specifically for alternating current (AC) circuits operating at a nominal voltage of 230 VAC. It is not suitable for 110 V systems.

This Raymarine circuit breaker is a standard electrical component. AC power distribution systems, such as those used by Maretron OctoPlex, incorporate circuit breakers. With its specifications (2 poles, 230 VAC, 100 A), this circuit breaker may be compatible or a replacement component in such systems, but it is always recommended to verify the exact specifications of the distribution unit for optimal integration.

The circuit breaker itself is a passive electrical component and is not directly compatible with NMEA 2000 networks. However, if it is integrated into an AC power distribution unit that is part of an NMEA 2000 system (such as certain Maretron OctoPlex systems), its status could potentially be monitored via this system by the power distribution unit.

Although this circuit breaker is optimized and specifically designed for protecting marine electrical installations and meets marine standards, it could technically operate in certain land-based applications requiring similar specifications. However, it is always preferable to use products certified for the specific environment of the installation.

This circuit breaker is a double-pole model (2 poles). For a three-phase system, three-pole circuit breakers (3 poles) or an appropriate combination of circuit breakers would be required to ensure complete protection of all phases. This single circuit breaker is not designed to fully protect a three-phase circuit.