6-stöðuvatnþétt rafhlöðuspjald - svartur

The Blue Sea 6-circuit breaker panel (PN 8373) has overall dimensions of 114.30 x 190.50 mm (4-1/2 x 7-1/2 inches).

Yes, this panel is designed to be water-resistant. It can withstand water exposure typically encountered on deck, such as salt spray, rain, hose-downs, and brief immersions. The detailed description mentions an IP66 rating.

This circuit breaker panel is a 6-position model, meaning it can handle six separate electrical circuits.

The panel is made of 5052-H32 aluminum alloy, 2.54 mm (0.100") thick. It is UV-stabilized, fire-retardant, and corrosion-resistant, with a black textured polyurethane finish.

This panel is designed to operate with 12 V or 24 V DC electrical systems.

The maximum cumulative current capacity of this circuit breaker panel is 45 amperes.

Each circuit is equipped with standard 15-amp push-button circuit breakers. The maximum capacity for switches and circuit breakers is 20 amperes for 12-volt systems and 15 amperes for 24-volt systems.

Yes, the ON-OFF Contura-type switches include LED backlights. These LEDs have a nominal lifespan of 100,000 hours at half-life.

The panel has a textured polyurethane finish in black.

The panel’s mounting depth is 69.90 mm (2-3/4 inches).

No, this panel is designed for vertical mounting only.

Before starting the installation, it is imperative to disconnect the main positive cable from all batteries and unplug the AC power cord from the boat’s shore power to eliminate any risk of short-circuit or electrocution.

Yes, a gasket is included to ensure a watertight seal between the panel and the mounting surface. It must be installed and the panel firmly screwed in place.

The positive power wire (red) must be sized for a 3% voltage drop at the panel's rated capacity of 45 amperes, or at the maximum amperage to be carried by the panel, whichever is lower. It is recommended to size the wire for the panel's full capacity, which in most cases will require at least an 8 AWG wire for a 10-foot run between the panel and batteries in a 12-volt system.

The positive wire (red) of each branch circuit must be connected to the load terminal of the corresponding switch. The negative wire (yellow) of each branch circuit must be connected to a DC negative bus, such as a Blue Sea Systems PN 2301 BusBar or PN 2304 MiniBus.

Yes, 60 base labels are provided for branch circuits, to be applied on the recessed area at the front of the panel.

To ensure watertightness, the supplied gasket must be correctly positioned between the panel and the mounting surface. All surfaces must be clean and free of debris. The panel must then be firmly screwed down using the supplied mounting screws.

Any Blue Sea Systems product that a customer is not satisfied with can be returned for a refund or replacement at any time.