Srovės saugiklis BLUE SEA serija 187 – 200 A, skydo montavimas

The BLUE SEA 187 series 200 A circuit breaker is designed to protect high-current marine electrical circuits. It provides essential overcurrent protection against thermal overloads and magnetic short circuits for high-power equipment such as inverters, bow thrusters, or high-power charging systems.

This circuit breaker has a nominal amperage of 200 A, making it suitable for protecting circuits requiring robust handling of high currents.

Yes, the BLUE SEA 187 series circuit breaker is ignition-protected, making it safe for installation in engine compartments of gasoline-powered boats, in compliance with SAE J1171.

This circuit breaker is of the manual type with a 'Trip-Free' design, meaning it cannot be manually held closed if an overload or short-circuit condition persists. It must be manually reset after resolving the issue.

This circuit breaker provides dual protection: thermal protection against prolonged overloads and magnetic protection against instantaneous short circuits, thereby ensuring the integrity of the installation and the safety of connected equipment.

The BLUE SEA 187 series circuit breaker is designed to operate with DC systems up to a maximum of 48V DC.

This circuit breaker is designed to operate across a wide temperature range, from -40°C to +85°C, making it suitable for varied marine environments and extreme conditions.

This circuit breaker is designed for panel mounting, meaning it integrates directly into electrical switchboards or control panels via a specific cutout.

For installation, you will typically need basic tools such as a hole saw or jigsaw for cutting the panel, a screwdriver to secure the circuit breaker and tighten terminals, and crimping pliers for cables. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions.

The circuit breaker requires a specific cut-out in the panel. The exact dimensions are usually provided in the cut-out template or the product installation manual. It is essential to refer to these documents for correct and safe installation.

Yes, thanks to its ignition protection (compliant with SAE J1171 standard), this circuit breaker can be safely installed in engine compartments of gasoline-powered boats, where flammable vapors may be present.

Yes, for a 200 A circuit breaker, it is critical to use cables with an appropriate cross-section to handle such current without overheating. It is recommended to consult ABYC standards or other applicable maritime standards for cable sizing to ensure the safety and efficiency of the installation.

This circuit breaker is compatible with a wide range of high-power marine equipment, such as inverters, bow thrusters, windlasses, high-power charging systems, and main DC circuits requiring 200 A protection.

Yes, this circuit breaker is fully compatible with 12V DC marine electrical systems, providing essential protection for high-current circuits in this voltage configuration.

Yes, this circuit breaker is also compatible with 24V DC and 48V DC systems, with an interrupt rating suitable for these voltages. It is important to respect the maximum voltage of 48V DC.

No, the BLUE SEA 187 series circuit breaker is specifically designed for DC (direct current) applications and must not be used in AC systems. Using it in an AC system could result in malfunction or safety hazards.

Yes, this circuit breaker can replace a 200 A fuse in many applications, offering the advantage of manual reset after tripping without requiring replacement of a fuse element. It also provides superior thermal and magnetic protection.

Yes, this 200 A circuit breaker is suitable for protecting circuits connected to lithium batteries, provided the continuous current and current spikes of the system remain within the circuit breaker's operating limits and the maximum voltage of 48V DC is not exceeded. It is essential to correctly size the circuit breaker relative to the battery BMS and loads.