Rafstöng DualBus Plus 150 A – skurður 5/16"-18, 5 tenginga

The BLUE SEA DualBus Plus 150 A busbar (ref. 2723-BSS) is an electrical component designed for marine installations. It provides a centralized solution for current distribution, allowing multiple circuits or devices to be connected to a single power source.

This busbar is designed to support a maximum current of 150 amperes. It is important not to exceed this limit to ensure the safety and performance of your electrical system.

The connection terminals on this busbar are 5/16"-18 studs. This indicates the stud diameter and thread pitch for nuts.

It serves as an intermediate connection point to organize and distribute electrical current. It is particularly suited for grouping grounds (negatives) or positive power feeds from multiple devices, simplifying the wiring and maintenance of your marine installation.

Yes, the DualBus Plus 150 A busbar is specifically designed for demanding marine electrical installations. It is tested for reliability and safety at sea, ensuring secure integration in such environments.

This busbar is certified compliant with Directive 94/25/EC on recreational craft (as amended by 2003/44/EC) and meets the requirements of ISO 8846 for protection against ignition of surrounding flammable gases. These certifications ensure its safety in marine environments.

Yes, it meets the requirements of ISO 8846, meaning it is designed to provide protection against ignition of surrounding flammable gases, a critical safety criterion for marine environments.

Yes, this is a product manufactured by Blue Sea Systems, a brand recognized for its high-quality marine electrical solutions.

Yes, reference 2723-BSS is the specific part number for Blue Sea Systems' DualBus Plus 150 A busbar, featuring 5 stud terminals 5/16"-18.

Using a busbar provides clear cable organization, centralizes connection points, simplifies wiring, and makes electrical system maintenance easier. It also contributes to a cleaner and more professional installation.

Yes, this busbar is particularly suitable for grouping grounds from multiple devices or circuits, providing a common and organized connection point for the negative side of your system.

Yes, the DualBus Plus busbar can also be used to group the positive power supplies of multiple devices. However, it is crucial not to mix polarities (positive and negative) on the same busbar to avoid short circuits.

The busbar is designed for fixed installation. It must be securely mounted on a suitable and stable surface using the provided mounting points. Ensure the chosen location is dry, protected from the elements, and easily accessible for maintenance.

The 5/16"-18 stud terminals are designed to accept ring terminals of the corresponding size. These terminals must be crimped onto cables with a cross-section suitable for the expected current intensity for each circuit, within the 150 amp total limit of the busbar.

It is important to tighten the nuts firmly on the 5/16"-18 studs to ensure good electrical contact and prevent loosening due to vibrations in a marine environment. However, avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the terminals or studs.

Yes, although the busbar itself is a passive conductor, it must be dedicated either to positive connections or to negative connections (grounds) in your electrical system. It is absolutely critical not to mix polarities on the same busbar to prevent short circuits and ensure the safety of the installation.

Yes, this busbar is designed for marine electrical systems, which typically operate at 12V or 24V. Its 150-amp capacity is the main current limitation, regardless of the system voltage within this common range for nautical applications.

Yes, you can connect devices with different power ratings provided the total current drawn by all devices connected to the busbar does not exceed its maximum capacity of 150 amperes. Each individual circuit must also be protected by an appropriate fuse or circuit breaker.

Yes, as a component of the Blue Sea Systems range, this busbar is designed to integrate seamlessly with other brand products, such as circuit breakers, switches, or distribution panels, to create a consistent and reliable marine electrical system.