Blue Sea Systems 7152 Marine Grade Short Stop Circuit Breaker, 15A Thermal Trip

Safeguard your critical DC electrical systems with the Blue Sea Systems 7152 Marine Grade Short Stop Circuit Breaker. Engineered for exceptional reliability in challenging environments, this thermal trip circuit breaker provides robust overcurrent protection for marine, automotive, and other 12V/24V DC applications. Its durable construction and push-to-reset operation offer peace of mind and hassle-free management of your power systems. Upgrade your protection today.

In the Box:

• Blue Sea Systems 7152 Short Stop Circuit Breaker
• Red insulating boot

Key Benefits & Specifications:

• 15A DC Rating: Precisely rated for 15A DC systems to protect against overcurrent and short circuits.
• 28V DC Max Voltage: Compatible with common 12V and 24V marine and automotive electrical systems.
• High Interrupt Capacity: Features a 2,500A @ 28VDC interrupt capacity, providing robust protection for high-fault current applications.
• Thermal Trip Design: Ensures reliable disconnection during sustained overloads, with a simple push-to-reset for quick restoration of power.
• IP64 Water Resistance: Equipped with an IP64 water-resistant boot, protecting against dust and splashing water, ideal for harsh marine and vehicle environments.
• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Built with corrosion-resistant materials for long-term durability and performance in demanding conditions.
• Standard Terminal Stud: Utilizes #10-32 terminal studs, ensuring secure and straightforward installation.
• Optimal Torque Setting: Screw terminal torque of 24 in-lb (2.71 Nm) ensures proper connection and prevents loosening from vibration.
• Wide Operating Temperature: Performs reliably across a minimum operating temperature of -10° C and a maximum of 60° C.

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.