Circuit breaker Series 187 - Surface mount 30 A

This is an essential electrical component designed for protection of marine circuits. It provides automatic current interruption in case of overload or short circuit, protecting connected equipment and the integrity of the vessel's electrical system.

Its primary function is to protect your boat's electrical equipment and wiring from damage caused by excessive currents, whether from prolonged overloads or instantaneous short circuits.

This circuit breaker is rated for a nominal current of 30 amperes. This means it is designed to operate normally up to 30 A and will automatically trip beyond this value in case of overload, to protect the circuit.

Yes, the Blue Sea 187 series circuit breaker is a manually resettable type. After tripping due to overload or short circuit, it can be reactivated by pressing its reset button once the fault has been resolved.

It provides protection against overloads and short circuits, essential for the safety of marine electrical installations. The 187 series is known for its ability to interrupt current quickly in case of a fault.

The Blue Sea 187 series is recognized for its reliability, robustness, and ease of use. It provides essential protection without unnecessary complexity, contributing to the safety of marine electrical installations with a high-quality product.

Yes, it is specifically designed for marine applications. Its materials and design are suited to withstand the demanding conditions of the nautical environment, such as humidity, vibrations, and temperature variations.

It serves as an essential safety device, acting as an automatic switch that opens an electrical circuit to protect it and prevent damage to equipment or fire risks in case of electrical failure, such as an overload or short circuit.

Yes, Blue Sea 187 series circuit breakers are generally designed to be splash-resistant, making them suitable for installation in exposed areas of the marine environment without compromising their operation.

With its 30-amp capacity, it can protect a wide range of onboard equipment, such as bilge pumps, lighting, navigation instruments, radios, or other secondary circuits requiring this level of protection.

This circuit breaker is designed for surface mounting. This means it is fixed directly to a bulkhead, panel, or any other flat surface using screws, with no need for a cutout for flush mounting.

No, surface mounting is one of the simplest installation methods for a circuit breaker. It does not require specialized tools for precise cutting and allows for direct and accessible fastening, simplifying the process.

The Blue Sea 187 series circuit breaker can be mounted in any orientation (vertical, horizontal, or tilted) without affecting its performance, providing great flexibility for integration into various spaces aboard your vessel.

For a 30-amp protection, it is crucial to use appropriately sized cables (typically AWG 10 or 8 depending on length and local regulations) and marine-grade quality to ensure circuit safety and efficiency.

The circuit breaker must be wired in-line with the circuit it protects, respecting polarity (if applicable) and using insulated crimp lugs for secure and reliable connections to the breaker terminals.

This circuit breaker is compatible with direct-current (DC) electrical systems commonly used in marine applications, typically supporting voltages ranging from 12V to 48V DC, which covers most boat installations.

Yes, its design and 30-amp capacity make it versatile for use across a wide range of vessels, from small pleasure boats to larger sailboats and motorboats, wherever DC circuit protection is required.

Absolutely. As part of the Blue Sea Systems range, it is designed to integrate seamlessly with other products from the brand, such as bus bars, distribution panels, or terminal blocks, for a consistent and high-performance marine electrical installation.

Yes, it is an excellent alternative to 30-amp fuses. The main advantage is that it can be manually reset after tripping, eliminating the need to replace a blown fuse and providing added convenience on board.

It is ideal for protecting moderate-power circuits aboard vessels, such as lighting circuits, pumps, fans, audio systems, USB chargers, or small electronic equipment, requiring 30-amp protection.