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Brand: Newmar Power

Newmar Power SS Switch 3-Position AC Selector Switch

Newmar Power SS Switch 3-Position AC Selector Switch

Regular price $179.70
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The Newmar SS Switch is a 3-position AC source selector designed to safely manage power inputs on vessels equipped with an on-board generator or inverter. By isolating power source inputs, this switch prevents potential damage and safety hazards caused by connecting two AC sources to the same circuit simultaneously.

Key Features and Specifications:

  • Amperage rating: 30A at 115/230V
  • Switch configuration: 2-pole with 2 positions plus OFF
  • Standard plate markings: SHIP-OFF-SHORE
  • Depth: 2-1/8 in.
  • Panel mounting: Suitable for rear-mounting in panels up to 1/4 in. thick
  • Construction: Features heavy-duty contacts, a positive step cam mechanism for low-resistance closure, and an included escutcheon plate with engraved nomenclature
  • Certifications: cUL approved and CE-marked

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-114486
Model / MPN
SS SWITCH3
Package dimensions
5" X 5" X 9"
Package weight
0.92 lb

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