AC Circuit Breaker Gen 2 - 3-pole 415 VAC, 5 A, standard trip

The Raymarine Gen 2 3-pole AC circuit breaker is an electrical protection component designed for alternating current (AC) circuits. It is specifically intended for integration into the AC power distribution units of the OctoPlex G2-Series system.

This circuit breaker is rated for 415 V AC and a nominal current of 5 A. It provides a medium delay for circuit protection.

Its primary role is to protect AC circuits against overloads and short circuits. It also enables remote on/off control of connected loads and monitoring of their status when integrated into the OctoPlex G2-Series system.

This circuit breaker is not a standalone device. It is specifically designed to be integrated into the AC power distribution units of the OctoPlex G2-Series system. It functions as a key component of this digital power distribution architecture.

The circuit breaker is designed to operate with a 415 V AC voltage.

This circuit breaker has a rated current of 5 A, meaning it is designed to trip if the current exceeds this value to protect the circuit.

This circuit breaker has a medium tripping delay. This means it reacts to overloads with a certain delay, designed to avoid nuisance tripping on short-duration overcurrents.

This circuit breaker is triple-pole, meaning it has three poles. It is designed for applications requiring three-phase protection.

Integration with the OctoPlex G2-Series system enables centralized management of the vessel's electrical power. This includes remote control of circuits, monitoring of load status, and a significant reduction in the complexity of traditional wiring thanks to the NMEA 2000 architecture.

Yes, when integrated into the OctoPlex G2-Series system, this circuit breaker enables remote on/off operation and load status monitoring via the NMEA 2000 network and compatible multifunction displays.

This circuit breaker is specifically compatible and designed to be integrated into the AC power distribution units of the OctoPlex G2-Series system.

Yes, the OctoPlex G2-Series system is NMEA 2000 certified. This certification ensures network reliability and compatibility with other NMEA 2000 marine devices for monitoring and control.

As a three-pole circuit breaker designed for 415 VAC, it is primarily intended for applications requiring three-phase protection. Although it fits into AC power distribution units such as OctoPlex, which can handle various configurations (110V, 220V, three-phase, and 240V European), this specific circuit breaker is optimized for three-phase systems.

The OctoPlex G2-Series system is certified to multiple standards, 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, the AC and DC circuit breakers in the OctoPlex G2-Series system are designed to be field-replaceable, making maintenance or replacement straightforward within the power distribution unit.

This circuit breaker must be installed specifically inside an AC power distribution unit of the OctoPlex G2-Series system. It is not a circuit breaker meant to be mounted standalone on a standard electrical panel.

It is important to note that OctoPlex products are not ignition-protected devices and must not be installed in areas with combustible fumes. Furthermore, compliance with applicable industrial standards for wiring and protection is crucial, such as those from ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council), NEC (National Electric Code), and NFPA (National Fire Protection Association).

Yes, as a component of the OctoPlex G2-Series system, this circuit breaker significantly reduces wiring complexity compared to traditional electrical systems. The OctoPlex system uses an NMEA 2000 network for communication and control, thereby minimizing the need for heavy control cables.

Integrating this circuit breaker into the OctoPlex G2-Series system enables flexible, modular management of the vessel’s electrical system. Monitoring and control functions are accessible via the NMEA 2000 network, with a configurable user interface available through a dedicated multifunction display.

Yes, thanks to its NMEA 2000 network, the OctoPlex G2-Series system allows remote control of field-replaceable circuit breakers, enabling panels to be placed in remote locations and eliminating the need for large traditional electrical panels.