Wyłącznik szybkozłączny z przyciskiem resetowania – 25 A

The primary function of this circuit breaker is to provide essential protection for marine electrical circuits. It is designed to detect electrical overloads and automatically cut the power to prevent damage to equipment and cables.

This BLUE SEA circuit breaker is designed to protect circuits requiring a rated current of 25 amperes (25 A).

This circuit breaker is equipped with a reset push-button only. After tripping due to an overload, simply press the button to manually reset the circuit once the cause of the overload has been identified and resolved.

No, this model is specifically designed with a reset push button only. It does not include an on/off switch function and must not be used as such. Its function is protection and reset after a trip.

The quick-connect system of this circuit breaker greatly simplifies the installation process. It enables efficient and rapid cable connection, which is an advantage for integration into marine electrical panels or distribution panels.

Unlike fuses, which must be replaced after each trip, this circuit breaker is resettable. Its push-button reset function allows for quick restoration of the circuit after an overload, minimizing downtime and eliminating the need to replace components.

Yes, this BLUE SEA circuit breaker is specifically designed for protecting electrical circuits in marine environments. The BLUE SEA brand is known for its robust solutions suited to nautical constraints.

Advantages include:

Ease of use: A single press to reset the circuit.Time savings: No need to search for and replace a fuse.Cost reduction: No spare fuses to purchase.Safety: Provides continuous protection as long as the overload is resolved.

Yes, like most thermal circuit breakers, it provides protection against overloads and can also respond to short circuits, which are an extreme form of overload, by cutting the circuit to prevent damage.

Designed for the marine environment by BLUE SEA, it is manufactured using materials and design suited to withstand harsh conditions, including the humidity and corrosion typical of nautical applications.

Yes, when the circuit breaker trips due to an overload, the reset pushbutton pops out or rises, clearly indicating that the circuit is open and requires manual reset.

This circuit breaker is typically installed in electrical panels, distribution boards, or near the equipment it is designed to protect. Its quick-connect system makes it easy to integrate into these locations.

No, Blue Sea’s quick-connect design for this circuit breaker is specifically engineered to simplify installation. It allows for efficient, less cumbersome wiring compared to traditional systems.

Yes, cutting templates are available to facilitate the installation of this circuit breaker in a panel or electrical board, ensuring precise and professional fitting. These templates are usually included with the product documentation or available online.

Installation requires basic electrical tools for wiring, such as wire strippers and crimping tools, as well as a screwdriver. The quick-connect system is designed to simplify connections, but appropriate tools are still necessary for secure connections.

For a safe installation, it is essential to cut the electrical power to the circuit before any work. Ensure connections are clean and tight, and that the circuit breaker is mounted in a suitable, protected location, following the wiring diagrams.

This circuit breaker is ideal for protecting various auxiliary circuits on vessels, such as:

Lighting (cabin, navigation, deck)Small-capacity pumps (bilge, freshwater)Secondary navigation equipmentLow to medium-intensity power outlets

This circuit breaker is designed for marine electrical systems. While many marine systems operate on 12V or 24V, the maximum supported voltage must always be checked against the product specifications to ensure perfect compatibility with your specific installation.

Although this circuit breaker is optimized and designed for the marine environment, it could technically be used in other applications if the electrical requirements (amperage, voltage, environment) match its specifications. However, its design is specifically adapted to nautical constraints.

This 25 A circuit breaker is primarily intended for protecting auxiliary circuits with stable loads or moderate start-ups. For high-consumption equipment at start-up, such as certain motors or high-peak-current bilge pumps, it is recommended to consult the equipment and circuit breaker specifications to ensure adequate protection, which may require a different type of circuit breaker or amperage rating.