Blue Sea Systems 15A Circuit Breaker – Ignition Protected

Ensure robust and reliable circuit protection with the Blue Sea Systems 7056 Push Button Reset Only Circuit Breaker. Designed for marine environments, this 15A thermal breaker offers dependable, ignition-protected performance, making it safe for installation aboard gasoline-powered boats. Its compact design allows for high-density configurations, perfect for safeguarding critical electrical systems. Upgrade your vessel's electrical safety today.

Key Features & Benefits:

• 15 Amp Rating: Provides precise and dependable overcurrent protection for your electrical circuits.
• Push-to-Reset Operation: Easily restore power after a fault condition with a simple push of a button.
• "Trip Free" Design: Prevents the breaker from being held in the ON position during fault conditions, ensuring ultimate safety.
• Ignition Protected: Meets ISO 8846 Marine and UL1500 standards, allowing for safe installation on gasoline-powered vessels.
• Quick Connect Terminals: Features 1/4" male quick connect terminals for fast, secure, and tool-free connections.
• Compact Form Factor: Enables high-density circuit protection configurations in limited space applications.
• Wide Operating Temperature: Functions reliably in temperatures ranging from -10°C to 60°C for diverse marine conditions.
• High Interrupt Capacity: Capable of interrupting 3000A at 14.7V DC and 2500A at 28V DC for enhanced protection against high fault currents.
• Certified Safety: CE, ISO 8846, UL1077, UL1500, and TUV certified for proven compliance with global safety standards.

Compatibility & Pairings:

• Ideal for 24-hour circuit protection in critical systems.
• Seamlessly integrates into Blue Sea Systems WeatherDeck™ Waterproof Circuit Breaker Panels, Dual Battery Bank Main Distribution Panels, and 360 Distribution Panels.

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.