AC Circuit Breaker Gen 2 - Single Pole 230 VAC, 15 A, Long Delay

This circuit breaker is designed for protecting AC circuits onboard vessels. It provides overcurrent protection for 230 V AC systems and integrates into G2-Series AC power distribution units for remote management and control of electrical loads.

This circuit breaker is specifically designed to operate on 230 VAC systems. It is suitable for European applications at 220 V and 240 V.

The Raymarine Gen 2 AC circuit breaker is a 15 amp (15 A) model, meaning it is designed to protect circuits where the current does not exceed this value.

A "long delay trip" (long trip delay) indicates that the circuit breaker is designed to tolerate temporary and short-duration overcurrents, typical during startup of certain equipment (motors, pumps), without tripping immediately. This prevents nuisance tripping while ensuring protection against prolonged overloads.

This is a single-pole circuit breaker, meaning it protects a single phase of the AC circuit. The G2-Series AC power distribution units can support single-pole, double-pole, or triple-pole circuit breakers, but this specific model is single-pole.

Yes, this circuit breaker allows remote on/off actuation. It integrates with G2-Series AC power distribution units compatible with NMEA 2000 networks, enabling remote control and monitoring of electrical loads.

As a component of the G2-Series AC power distribution units, this circuit breaker enables monitoring of the circuit status, including its on/off state. This information can be displayed via a compatible NMEA 2000 multifunction display.

Yes, this circuit breaker is designed to be field-replaceable, which simplifies maintenance and replacement when needed.

Integration into the G2-Series platform offers several advantages, including reduced wiring, simplified installation of electrical panels, increased flexibility for equipment positioning, and the ability to remotely control and monitor via an NMEA 2000 network.

Yes, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for various European applications at 220V and 240V, ensuring reliable integration in marine electrical installations in these regions.

This circuit breaker is designed to integrate with the G2-Series AC power distribution units, which are part of the Maretron/Raymarine OctoPlex system. It requires a compatible AC power distribution unit to operate.

Yes, the breaker itself integrates with AC power distribution units from the G2-Series that are compatible with NMEA 2000 networks. This enables remote control and monitoring via this standard protocol.

This circuit breaker is certified to several maritime industry standards:

CE ApprovedIEC60533 (Electrical and electronic installations in ships)IEC60945 (Marine navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems)NMEA 2000® Approved (Category B)Lloyd’s Type Approved (Test Spec #1, ENV2 Certificate No. 10/00021)

No, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for 230 VAC systems and is suitable for European applications at 220V and 240V. It is not designed for 110V AC systems.

This circuit breaker is a component of the Maretron/Raymarine G2-Series OctoPlex system. Although it uses the NMEA 2000 protocol for communication, its full integration and functionality are guaranteed within the G2-Series AC power distribution units.

This circuit breaker installs as a component in a G2-Series AC power distribution unit. Installation is simplified by the system design, which reduces wiring and streamlines electrical panel configuration.

No, the G2-Series system, which this circuit breaker is part of, is designed to reduce wiring and simplify the installation of electrical panels. Using an NMEA 2000 network also contributes to this simplification.

Yes, it is important to note that OctoPlex products (including this circuit breaker) are not protected against ignition and must not be installed in areas where combustible vapors could be present. Periodic inspection of all mounting hardware and connections is also recommended.

Yes, as part of a G2-Series digital power distribution system, the circuit breaker interacts with the NMEA 2000 network. Configuration via a user interface, such as a compatible multifunction display, is required for controlling and monitoring trigger profiles or configurable alarm thresholds.

The breaker itself does not connect directly to the NMEA 2000 network. It is inserted into a G2-Series AC power distribution unit, which is then connected to the NMEA 2000 network. The power distribution unit manages the NMEA 2000 communication for the breaker.