BEP Marine 701S Mini Battery Selector Switch, 200A 48V, UL 1107 Rated

Optimize your marine electrical system with the BEP Marine 701S Mini Battery Selector Switch. Engineered for reliable performance in demanding marine environments, this ultra-compact switch provides efficient management of two battery banks. Its robust construction and safety features make it an essential component for any vessel. Upgrade your power control with BEP Marine's trusted quality today.

In the Box:

• BEP Marine 701S Mini Battery Selector Switch
• Removable side plates
• Rear cover

Key Benefits & Specifications:

• Ultra-Compact Design: The smallest battery selector switch on the market, ideal for installations with limited space.
• Dual Battery Management: Provides a simple and economical solution for isolating or combining two battery banks, with 1-2-Both-Off operation.
• High-Current Capacity: Handles continuous loads up to 200 Amps DC, intermittent loads up to 300 Amps DC for 5 minutes, and cranking loads up to 1000 Amps DC for 10 seconds, suitable for 6V to 48V DC systems.
• Corrosion-Resistant Terminals: Features durable tin-plated copper studs (3 x 5/16") and nuts for superior conductivity and longevity in harsh marine conditions.
• Ignition Protected: Meets UL 1107 standards and is ignition-protected, ensuring safe operation in potentially hazardous, engine room environments.
• Versatile Mounting: Designed for either recessed or surface mounting to accommodate various panel thicknesses.
• ABYC Compliant: Includes removable side plates and a rear cover that insulates terminals, meeting ABYC requirements for safety and proper installation.
• Secure Operation: Features a patented Contour Locking System that allows the switch to be a standalone unit or interlocked with other 700 series switches, with a removable knob for added security and service lockout.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.