AC Circuit Breaker Gen 2 - Single-Pole 230 VAC, 50 A, Long Time Delay

The Raymarine Gen 2 AC circuit breaker is an electrical protection component designed for alternating current circuits on board vessels. It is part of the G2 series, which integrates advanced control and monitoring features via an NMEA 2000 network, providing intelligent power management.

Its primary function is to protect alternating current (AC) electrical circuits against overloads and short circuits. It ensures the safety of the vessel's equipment and electrical system by interrupting the current in case of failure, thereby preventing potential damage.

A single-pole circuit breaker means it protects a single active conductor (the phase) of an electrical circuit. In a 230 V AC system, it interrupts the phase in case of a fault to cut power to the load, ensuring targeted protection.

This circuit breaker model is specifically designed to operate at 230 VAC (Volts Alternating Current) and has a rating of 50 A (Amperes). It is suitable for marine circuits requiring protection at these nominal values.

A "long trip delay" means the circuit breaker is designed to tolerate temporary overloads without tripping immediately. This feature is crucial for marine applications with inductive loads (such as motors or pumps) that can generate high inrush currents at startup, preventing nuisance tripping while ensuring adequate protection.

Yes, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for marine use. It is integrated into a second-generation power distribution system (G2-Series) and fits within a smart load management system for AC and DC loads via a CAN bus NMEA 2000 network, which is typical of modern marine electrical installations.

It contributes to reliability through its integration into a network architecture based on NMEA 2000, which provides a redundant architecture. This design aims to eliminate single points of failure, thereby ensuring improved robustness and increased reliability of the onboard electrical system.

Yes, the CW1B426650110DJ circuit breaker is a field-replaceable unit. This feature significantly simplifies maintenance and any necessary replacements, reducing downtime and service costs.

Integration into a G2-Series power distribution system provides significant benefits, including circuit protection, remote control, and monitoring. It also reduces wiring and simplifies the vessel's overall electrical installation through the NMEA 2000 network architecture.

Yes, thanks to its integration into a network architecture based on NMEA 2000, this circuit breaker allows remote activation and disconnection of the circuits it protects. It also enables remote monitoring of its status, improving onboard energy management.

This circuit breaker is fully compatible with NMEA 2000-based network architectures. It is designed to integrate into second-generation power distribution systems (G2-Series), such as the Maretron OctoPlex system, which is a digital switching platform.

Yes, the G2-Series system, to which this circuit breaker belongs, supports integration with various multifunction display (MFD) manufacturers, including Raymarine Axiom displays. This allows centralized control and monitoring of the circuit breaker's functions from your MFD.

Yes, as a component of the OctoPlex G2-Series system certified NMEA 2000, it is designed to operate in harmony with other NMEA 2000-certified marine devices. This enables integrated management and control of the various onboard equipment via the same network.

No, this circuit breaker is specifically designed for 230 VAC applications and is of the single-pole type. It must not be used in 110 V systems, three-phase systems, or other voltage/phase configurations for which it is not specified, to ensure safety and proper operation.

Yes, the Maretron OctoPlex G2-Series system, of which this circuit breaker is part, is NMEA 2000® certified. This certification ensures compliance with industry standards for network management and messaging, guaranteeing compatibility and safety with other NMEA 2000 products.

The integration of this circuit breaker into a G2-Series system is designed to simplify the vessel’s general electrical installation. The NMEA 2000 network-based approach reduces wiring, which can make installation easier compared to traditional systems.

Yes, installing this type of circuit breaker, particularly in a marine environment and integrated into an NMEA 2000 network, requires knowledge of marine electrical systems and network systems. It is recommended to use a qualified installer or to carefully follow the provided installation guides to ensure correct and safe installation.

Yes, safety precautions are critical. It is important to note that high voltages may be present. OctoPlex products are not ignition-protected devices and must not be installed in areas with combustible vapors. Always disconnect the power supply before any work and comply with current safety standards (ABYC, NEC, NFPA).

Yes, this product is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. For detailed information on the warranty terms and conditions, consult the manufacturer's official documentation or contact customer service.

Yes, the Gen 2 Raymarine AC circuit breaker is fully compatible with NMEA 2000-based network architectures. It is designed to integrate into a Generation 2 (G2-Series) power distribution system, enabling advanced features such as remote switching and status monitoring via the network.

This compatibility reduces wiring and simplifies the vessel's overall electrical installation while providing a redundant architecture for increased electrical system reliability.