AC Circuit Breaker Gen 2 - Single Pole 230 VAC, 50 A, Standard Trip

A single-pole AC circuit breaker is an electrical protection device designed to interrupt the current on a single phase (one pole) of an alternating current (AC) circuit in case of overload or short circuit. The Raymarine Gen 2 50 A circuit breaker is of this type, specifically protecting 230 VAC circuits.

This Raymarine Gen 2 circuit breaker is designed to operate with a rated voltage of 230 VAC (Volt Alternating Current).

This Raymarine Gen 2 circuit breaker has a rated current of 50 A (Amperes), which is the maximum load it can handle before tripping to protect the circuit.

The Raymarine Gen 2 circuit breaker has an average trip delay. This means it is designed not to trip immediately during short-duration transient overloads but to interrupt the circuit if the overload persists, providing suitable protection for marine equipment.

Yes, this Raymarine Gen 2 circuit breaker is designed for protecting electrical circuits aboard vessels. It is a component of the OctoPlex G2-Series system, which is specifically developed for marine electrical and electronic installations, and it is certified to maritime standards.

The advantages of this circuit breaker, integrated into the OctoPlex G2-Series system, include:

Reliable protection for 230 VAC AC circuits. Remote activation/deactivation capability. Circuit status monitoring. Simplified integration into the NMEA 2000® network. Redundant architecture that reduces wiring and installation complexity. Easy field replacement.

Yes, the Raymarine Gen 2 circuit breaker design allows for field replacement, which greatly simplifies maintenance and repair operations aboard the vessel.

This circuit breaker, as part of the OctoPlex G2-Series system, is NMEA 2000® certified and complies with IEC60533 and IEC60945 standards for marine electrical and electronic installations. It also holds Lloyd’s Type Approval, ensuring compliance with maritime requirements.

The medium delay function is crucial for marine equipment that may generate transient overloads (short and temporary) during startup or normal operation. This delay prevents nuisance tripping of the circuit breaker for these brief overloads while ensuring effective protection against prolonged overloads or short circuits, which could damage the system.

Yes, as its name indicates, this circuit breaker is specifically an AC (Alternating Current) circuit breaker. It is designed to protect circuits powered by 230 VAC and must not be used for direct current (DC) applications.

This circuit breaker is a key component of the OctoPlex G2-Series power distribution system. It is designed to integrate specifically with G2-Series AC power distribution units.

Yes, this circuit breaker is compatible with the NMEA 2000® network via its integration with the OctoPlex G2-Series system. The OctoPlex system is NMEA 2000® certified, which facilitates centralized management and monitoring of the vessel's AC loads across this network.

This circuit breaker is specifically designed as a component of the OctoPlex G2-Series power distribution system and is compatible with the AC Power Distribution Units of this series. Its optimal operation and full functionality are guaranteed within this ecosystem.

This specific circuit breaker is a 230 VAC model. While the OctoPlex G2-Series system may include other components compatible with different voltages (such as AC power monitors), this single-pole circuit breaker is designed for 230 VAC circuits.

No, this circuit breaker is specifically a single-pole model, meaning it is designed to protect a single phase conductor. The AC power distribution units in the OctoPlex G2 series can handle single-pole, double-pole, or triple-pole circuit breakers, but this product is single-pole only.

This circuit breaker integrates as a component of the AC power distribution units (AC Power Distribution Units) in the OctoPlex G2 series. It provides protection for AC circuits, remote activation/deactivation, and monitoring of connected equipment status, all managed via the OctoPlex system's NMEA 2000® network.

The integration of this circuit breaker into the OctoPlex G2-Series system is designed to minimize wiring complexity. The OctoPlex system itself contributes to a significant reduction in wiring due to its centralized architecture and the use of the NMEA 2000® network.

Yes, when integrated into the OctoPlex G2-Series system, this circuit breaker enables remote activation and deactivation of the circuits it protects. This functionality is managed via the OctoPlex system interface, typically accessible through a compatible NMEA 2000® multifunction display.

Yes, the OctoPlex G2-Series system, to which this circuit breaker is integrated, offers the ability to monitor the status of each circuit breaker. This includes detecting its state (open/closed) and tripping, information that can be displayed on compatible NMEA 2000® multifunction displays.

This circuit breaker, like all other OctoPlex products, is not an ignition-protected device. It must therefore not be installed in areas where combustible vapors may be present. It is intended to be integrated into AC power distribution units of the G2 series, which are typically installed in suitable and secure electrical compartments aboard the vessel, in accordance with ABYC, NEC, and NFPA standards.