2-pole AC circuit breaker - 3-pole 415 VAC, 15 A, long time delay

A three-pole circuit breaker is designed to protect three conductors (phases) simultaneously in an electrical circuit. The "long-time delay" characteristic means it can tolerate high transient currents for a short period without tripping immediately, which is ideal for loads with high inrush current at startup, such as certain motors or transformers.

This circuit breaker is designed for a rated voltage of 415 VAC (Volts Alternating Current).

The rated current of this circuit breaker is 15 A (Amperes), which corresponds to its maximum continuous operating current.

The long delay in tripping allows the circuit breaker to handle transient inrush currents that may occur when starting certain electrical equipment, such as motors or pumps. This prevents nuisance tripping while ensuring protection against prolonged overloads and short circuits.

Yes, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for protecting AC circuits within marine electrical distribution systems. It is intended for integration into architectures such as the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series, which are certified for marine environments.

This circuit breaker is designed for alternating current (AC) circuits. It is specified as a "2-pole AC circuit breaker" and operates at 415 VAC.

This is a three-pole circuit breaker, meaning it protects three conductors or phases in an electrical system.

Its primary role is to provide essential protection for AC circuits against overloads and short circuits. It also enables remote load management when integrated into power distribution systems such as the Maretron OctoPlex.

This circuit breaker is designed to be integrated into the AC power distribution units of the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system. It is part of the digital switching architecture of this system.

Yes, it integrates into a NMEA 2000-compatible digital switching architecture via the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system, which itself is NMEA 2000 certified. This enables remote control and monitoring of AC circuits on the network.

Yes, thanks to its integration in a digital switching system compatible with NMEA 2000 such as the Maretron OctoPlex, this circuit breaker enables remote control and monitoring of the AC circuits it is connected to.

Indirectly, yes. The Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system, with which this circuit breaker is compatible, is designed to be controlled via multifunction displays. The Maretron MConnect web server, part of the OctoPlex ecosystem, supports integration with MFD manufacturers, including Raymarine Axiom.

Yes, as a 415 VAC 3-pole circuit breaker, it is specifically suited for common three-phase applications in Europe. The Maretron OctoPlex system, into which it integrates, is also designed for European applications of 110V, 220V, 240V, and three-phase systems.

By integrating into a digital switching architecture such as the Maretron OctoPlex system, this circuit breaker helps reduce the amount of wiring required and the overall complexity of the vessel's electrical installation.

Yes, the AC and DC circuit breakers that integrate with the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system are designed to be field-replaceable, which simplifies maintenance.

The Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system meets several important certifications for marine equipment, including:

CE ApprovedIEC60533 (Electrical and electronic installations in ships)IEC60945 (Marine navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems)NMEA 2000® Approved (Certified, Category B)Lloyd’s Type Approved

Yes, it is a key component for securing marine electrical installations. It provides essential protection for AC circuits against overloads and short circuits, thereby significantly contributing to the overall safety of the vessel and its occupants.

Yes, its "long delay trip" characteristic makes it particularly suitable for loads that generate high inrush currents at startup, such as electric motors. It allows these devices to start without causing premature tripping of the circuit breaker.

This circuit breaker is specifically designed to fit into the AC power distribution units (AC Power Distribution Units) of the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system, where it provides protection for individual circuits.

Yes, as an integrated component in the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system, it enables remote monitoring of AC circuit status via the NMEA 2000 network. This functionality is managed by the AC power distribution unit to which it is connected.