Przełącznik baterii serii m 300 A czerwony 3 pozycje

This battery selector is designed to manage DC power systems on board boats. Its main function is to allow the selection of one of two batteries to power the loads, without offering a battery combining function. It has three positions: OFF, BATTERY 1 (1) and BATTERY 2 (2).

The BLUE SEA m series 300A battery selector switch can handle a continuous rated current of 300 Amperes DC.

This battery selector is designed for power systems up to 32 Volts DC. It is compatible with 12V and 24V systems.

Yes, this selector is ignition-protected. It is marked and compliant with UL 1500 and SAE J1171 standards for external ignition protection, as well as ISO 8846 (Directive 94/25/EC).

The BLUE SEA m 300A battery selector switch has an IP66 rating. This means it is protected against powerful water jets and dust.

The selector's connection terminals are made of tinned copper. This material ensures maximum conductivity and excellent corrosion resistance in the marine environment.

No, the red 3-position battery selector switch series M 300A (model 6008B-BSS) does not have a battery combining function. It is designed to select a single battery at a time to power loads (positions 1 or 2).

Blue Sea battery selector switch series are primarily distinguished by their continuous amperage rating and the engine types they are designed for:

The m series (such as this 6008B-BSS model) has a continuous amperage rating of 300A and is intended for outboard engines and small gasoline or diesel engines.
The e series offers a continuous amperage rating of 350A for gasoline or diesel inboard engines.
The HD series is designed for large diesel engines with a continuous amperage rating up to 600A.

This battery selector switch has a cranking rating of 900 DC amperes for 30 seconds.

The intermittent rating (intermittent rating) of this selector is 500 Amperes DC for 5 minutes, in accordance with UL 1107.

To meet the nominal current specifications, it is recommended to use a 4/0 AWG (120 mm²) battery cable per terminal.

The recommended torque for the terminal studs is 13.56 N·m (120 in-lb). It is critical to respect this torque to ensure a stable and secure connection.

This selector offers several mounting options:

Surface mounting: The selector is fixed directly onto a flat surface.Panel-mount: Requires a 67 mm (2-5/8 inch) hole.Rear-panel mounting: Requires a 59 mm (2-5/16 inch) hole.Recommended mounting hardware is #10 (M5) screws.

Before installing the battery selector switch, it is essential to:

Disconnect the positive terminal of the battery.Consult a marine electrical professional to ensure correct and compliant wiring according to standards (NFPA 302 and/or ABYC E11).

No, it is strongly recommended not to set the selector to the OFF position while the engine is running. This could damage the alternator or other components of the electrical system.

Yes, this selector is compatible with 12V and 24V electrical systems, as its maximum operating voltage is 32V DC.

No, this battery selector switch from the m series is designed with a continuous rating of 300A, making it ideal for outboard motors and small gasoline or diesel engines. For large diesel engines, Blue Sea HD series selectors (up to 600A continuous) would be more suitable.

This battery selector switch complies with several standards and certifications, including:

CE ISO 8846 Marine (ignition protection) UL Listed - UL 1107 (electric power switches) UL 1500 (external ignition protection) SAE J1171 (external ignition protection) It also meets all ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) requirements for battery switches.