Wyłącznik płaski typu A – jednobiegunowy 5 A

This product is an electrical circuit breaker from Blue Sea Systems, A series model. It is a flat rocker-type circuit breaker designed for protecting onboard electrical circuits. Its main function is to cut off power in case of overload or short circuit, thereby protecting your equipment.

This circuit breaker is rated for a nominal current of 5 amperes (5 A). It will trip and cut the circuit if the current exceeds this value, protecting connected devices.

A "single-pole" circuit breaker protects only one conductor in the electrical circuit. In most marine DC (direct current) applications, it is typically used to cut the positive wire (phase) of the circuit while leaving the negative wire (neutral) intact.

The "Series A" refers to a specific range of circuit breakers manufactured by Carling Technologies, the producer of this Blue Sea circuit breaker. This series is known for its reliability and compliance with industrial standards for equipment circuit breakers.

This 5 A circuit breaker is specifically designed for protecting auxiliary circuits or low-power devices. It is ideal for equipment such as LED lighting, small electronic instruments, fans, or other individual loads requiring precise protection.

Yes, this circuit breaker is designed for marine applications and onboard electrical circuits. Blue Sea Systems products are known for their robustness and reliability in demanding environments.

Detailed dimensions of the circuit breaker, including measurements for panel cutting and the complete dimensional drawing, are available in the technical diagrams provided with the product or viewable on the product page.

The weight of this circuit breaker is approximately 0.1 kilograms.

This circuit breaker is manufactured in Mexico.

Yes, the CE marking is present on the packaging and/or directly on the circuit breaker, attesting to its compliance with European directives.

This circuit breaker is designed for panel mounting. A specific cutout is required in the support panel to insert and secure the breaker body, allowing the switch to be accessible from the front.

Yes, cutting templates are usually provided or available in the technical documentation to help you precisely prepare the mounting location on your panel.

Specific details about electrical connections (e.g., terminal types) are provided in the technical diagrams and wiring instructions supplied with the circuit breaker. Consult these documents for correct and secure wiring.

Yes, for correct installation and operation, it is essential to follow the detailed wiring instructions provided by the manufacturer. These instructions are found in the product’s technical documentation and describe how to connect the circuit breaker to the circuit it is protecting.

Yes, Blue Sea Systems Series A circuit breakers are commonly used and compatible with 12V and 24V direct current (DC) systems, making them ideal for marine and automotive applications.

Carling Technologies/Blue Sea Systems A-series circuit breakers are generally designed to be compatible with AC circuits. They are often rated for voltages up to 120V AC or 240V AC, in addition to DC. It is always recommended to verify the exact specifications on the circuit breaker or its documentation to confirm AC/DC compatibility.

Yes, this circuit breaker is designed to integrate seamlessly with other Blue Sea Systems products, including distribution panels, busbars, and electrical management systems, to create a complete and consistent installation.

Yes, a circuit breaker serves a similar function to a fuse by protecting a circuit against overcurrents. The main advantage of a circuit breaker is that it can be manually reset after tripping, unlike a fuse which must be replaced.

This circuit breaker complies with the European Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC and 93/68/EEC, as well as with the product safety standard EN 60934 for equipment circuit breakers. These standards ensure its safety and reliability.

The manufacturer and license holder of this circuit breaker is Carling Technologies, Inc. Blue Sea Systems is the brand under which it is marketed, particularly for marine applications.