360° Panel - 12 V DC Outlet and Dual USB Charger

This product is an integrated and modular module designed for powering and charging electronic devices aboard vessels. It combines a 12V DC socket and a dual USB charger, integrating into the BLUE SEA Systems 360 Panel modular system to create custom electrical panels.

The 12V DC socket on this module can deliver a maximum current of 15A, making it suitable for various marine accessories.

The dual USB charger provides a 5V DC output (+/- 5%) with a total current of 2.1A. This allows simultaneous charging of smartphones and tablets.

The USB ports are designed to simultaneously charge smartphones and tablets, including Apple iPhone and iPad models, thanks to their 5V DC and 2.1A total output.

The module is made from corrosion-resistant materials. All conductive components use a nickel-plated copper alloy, ensuring optimal durability in the marine environment.

Yes, dust caps are included with the module to protect the connectors from dirt and moisture, enhancing durability in marine environments.

This is a module designed to integrate into the BLUE SEA Systems 360 Panel modular system. It allows users to assemble specific functions (meters, switches, circuit breakers) as needed to create a customized electrical panel.

This module is compatible with a 12V DC input voltage.

No, this specific module is designed for a 12V DC input voltage. It is not directly compatible with 24V DC systems for its primary operation.

No, this module is specifically designed for DC (direct current) electrical systems and requires a 12V DC input voltage. It cannot be used directly in an AC system.

Yes, this module is part of the BLUE SEA Systems 360 Panel modular system. It is designed to integrate and operate with other modules and components in this range to build a custom electrical panel.

No, this module is not waterproof. It must not be installed in a location where it would be exposed to direct water or spray. It is recommended to choose a location protected from water splashes.

Disconnect all AC and DC power sources (inverters, generators, shore power, etc.) before installation to reduce the risk of electric shock. Consult a marine electrician if you lack sufficient knowledge of marine electrical systems.Choose a mounting location protected from splashes and not exposed to water.Ensure the panel is not installed in an explosive environment if it is not spark-proof.

The module uses 1/4" quick-connect tabs for wiring.

You must select a practical location to mount the module, ensuring it is protected from spray. It is crucial not to install it in a spot exposed to water, as the module is not waterproof.

Yes, it is mandatory to disconnect all AC and DC power sources (including inverters, generators, shore power, and any other power-providing devices) before proceeding with the installation to reduce the risk of electric shock.

The 360 Panel system stands out with its modular design, allowing users to assemble specific functions (such as this 12V DC and USB socket module, gauges, switches, circuit breakers) according to their needs. This offers significant flexibility for designing custom electrical switchboards, unlike preconfigured panels which are less adaptable.

This module is a component of a 360 Panel system. External busbars (DualBus for AC or Common for DC) are usually provided and mounted near the overall 360 panel to connect the circuits. The module itself will connect to the boat's DC system via the panel in which it is integrated.

Yes, the circuit breakers installed in a 360 panel can be replaced with breakers of different ratings if necessary. It is important to verify that the breaker rating is suitable for the circuit and the wire used.