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Brand: Blue Sea Systems

Blue Sea Systems 285-Series 50 Amp Panel Mount Circuit Breaker

Blue Sea Systems 285-Series 50 Amp Panel Mount Circuit Breaker

Regular price $63.02
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This Blue Sea Systems 285-Series circuit breaker is designed for panel mounting and provides reliable overcurrent protection with a 50A rating. It features a visible reset lever to clearly indicate an open circuit condition and a trip-free design that prevents the breaker from being held closed during a fault.

  • Amperage: 50A
  • Series: 285-Series
  • Mounting style: Panel mount
  • Compatible as a drop-in replacement for 185-Series circuit breakers
  • Trip-free mechanism prevents overriding the breaker during a trip event
  • Regulatory note: This product contains chemicals, including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-101964
Model / MPN
7083
UPC / GTIN
632085170837
Package dimensions
2" X 5" X 8"
Package weight
0.3 lb
Specifications
Amperage = 50a

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