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Description
A-Series Source Selection Toggle Circuit Breaker, 2 Sources by Blue Sea Systems | Marine Electrical at West Marine. An AC panel that manages power from two sources Blue Sea Systems traditional metal breaker panels have been installed in boats for years. They have become the standard for reliability and design. A wide variety of breaker styles and ratings make these panels an easy choice for most electrical systems. This panel is best suited as an AC Main panel for applications with two power sources. It comes pre-wired for easy installation with hot, neutral, and safety ground bus bars already installed. Two A-Series 30A double pole main breakers are pre-installed and include a sliding lockout to prevent both switches from being in the ON position. AC Power from a genset, inverter, or shore power source, when combined creates a very dangerous situation. The slide lockout ensures that power sources remain separated. 15A A-series breakers are pre-installed (except 8032) for DC branch circuits. Open positions are left in each panel to allow for expansion or customization to circuit protection needs. All breakers combine switching and circuit protection and are trip-free and cannot be held in the ON position when a fault is detected. A red LED reverse polarity indicator light warns if polarity is switched; a not too uncommon situation at docks. A green LED at all positions indicates switch is ON. Large format labels are backlit for visibility in low or no light conditions. Panels that include analog voltmeter and ammeter to provide users with a way to monitor batteries. Included are 30 commonly used AC labels and 30 commonly used DC labels. Key Features Traditional aluminum plate structure will match many pre-existing panels Includes two A-Series 30A double pole main breaker Includes 15A A-series single pole breakers (except 8032) Trip-free feature prevents breaker from being held in ON position when a fault is detected Analog voltmeters and ammeters are installed on s
