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Blue Sea 5052 ST CLB Circuit Breaker Block - 6 Position w/Negative Bus

SKU 51811·Circuit Breakers
$105.99

ST CLB Circuit Breaker Block - 6 Position w/Negative BusFeatures Quick connect clips allow circuit breakers to snap easily into place Tin-plated copper busses and screw terminals Clear insulating cover with square f...

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ST CLB Circuit Breaker Block - 6 Position w/Negative Bus
Features
  • Quick connect clips allow circuit breakers to snap easily into place
  • Tin-plated copper busses and screw terminals
  • Clear insulating cover with square format label recesses, satisfies ABYC/USCG insulation requirements
  • Easy to open clip on cover
  • Breakouts allow wire access in two directions
  • Accepts ring terminals
  • Optional push button waterproof boots or dress nuts can be installed over cover

Specifications:
Circuits: 6
Maximum Amperage: 100A (per block) 32A (per circuit)
Maximum Voltage: 32V DC
Mounting: #8 Screw (M4) or #8 Nut
Negative Bus: Yes
Source: Common SourceMinimum Operating Temperature: -10° C
Maximum Operating Temperature: 60° C
Mounting Centers: 5.63"(143 mm)
Screw Terminal Type: #8-32 Screws with Captive Star Lock Washer
Height: 6.69"(169.93 mm)
Weight: 0.75lb (0.34 kg)

⚠ California Prop 65 Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. See P65Warnings.ca.gov.

BrandBlue Sea Systems
SKU51811
UPC632085050528
TypeCircuit Breakers
Weight0.9 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Blue Sea Systems product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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