AC Circuit Breaker Gen 2 - Single-Pole 230 VAC, 5 A, Long Time Delay

This Raymarine circuit breaker is designed to operate with a nominal voltage of 230 VAC (Volts Alternating Current).

This circuit breaker is rated for a nominal current of 5 A (Amperes).

The "long delay trip" means the circuit breaker is optimized to tolerate transient inrush currents. This is particularly useful for inductive loads such as motors or pumps, which can exhibit high current spikes at startup without indicating a fault.

This circuit breaker is specifically designed for protecting marine alternating current (AC) circuits.

This is a single-pole circuit breaker, meaning it is designed to protect a single phase of the circuit.

Yes, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for protecting AC circuits in marine electrical installations.

Due to its long delay tripping characteristic, this circuit breaker is ideal for protecting inductive loads such as motors or pumps, which generate inrush currents at startup.

This is a Generation 2 (Gen 2) Raymarine circuit breaker.

Yes, the primary function of this circuit breaker is to ensure the safety of electrical equipment on board by preventing overloads and short circuits.

Yes, this component is designed to be integrated into advanced power distribution systems, contributing to the reliability of marine electrical installations.

Yes, this circuit breaker can be integrated and is compatible with Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series power distribution systems, which are also certified to marine standards.

This circuit breaker is a component of power distribution systems such as the OctoPlex G2-Series, which are themselves NMEA 2000® certified. It therefore integrates into a NMEA 2000® compatible ecosystem.

Yes, this circuit breaker is rated at 230 V AC and is suitable for European applications, including those at 240 V, within power distribution systems that support these voltages.

No, OctoPlex products, including this circuit breaker as a component, are not ignition-protected devices. They must not be installed in areas where combustible vapors are present.

This circuit breaker, as an integral part of modern marine electrical systems, helps ensure compliance of installations with standards such as IEC60533 (Electrical and electronic installations in ships) and IEC60945 (Marine navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems).

Yes, it is critical to be aware of high voltage present on or around the product during installation. All standard electrical safety procedures must be followed.

Yes, periodic inspection of all mounting hardware and connections is recommended to ensure proper operation and system safety.

Yes, the long delay tripping characteristic of this circuit breaker is specifically designed to handle inrush currents at startup of inductive loads, thereby preventing nuisance tripping.

This circuit breaker is made by Raymarine.

Yes, the AC and DC circuit breakers in advanced power distribution systems such as the OctoPlex G2-Series, of which this breaker is a part, are designed to be field-replaceable components.