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Brand: Blue Sea Systems

Blue Sea Systems 7365 C-Series Double Pole Circuit Breaker, 30A

Blue Sea Systems 7365 C-Series Double Pole Circuit Breaker, 30A

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The Blue Sea Systems 7365 C-Series is a double pole circuit breaker rated for 30A. This unit features a trip-free design that prevents the breaker from being held in the ON position during a fault current condition.

  • Amperage: 30A
  • Poles: 2
  • Color: White
  • Interrupt capacity: 5,000 Amperes, meeting ABYC requirements for 120/240V 50A main protection
  • Application: Used as a 120V AC main circuit breaker to switch hot to neutral
  • Operation: All poles trip simultaneously if any single pole trips
  • Regulatory note: This product includes a warning regarding chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-100494
Model / MPN
7365
UPC / GTIN
632085073657
Package dimensions
4" X 5" X 5"
Package weight
0.7 lb
Specifications
Amperage = 30a

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