Blue Sea 7574 A-Series Raised Rocker Circuit Breaker - Double Pole - 30A [7574]

The Blue Sea 7574 A-Series circuit breaker is a high - quality double - pole breaker rated at 30A. It's an essential electrical safety device! Features include a color actuator that clearly shows the 'OFF' position. Its 'Trip Free' design ensures it won't stay 'ON' during a fault current, protecting your electrical system. The international ON/OFF symbols support both vertical and horizontal mounting, giving you flexibility. Specifications: It can handle 30A AC and 30A DC, with a maximum voltage of 120V AC / 240V AC / 32V DC. The magnetic hydraulic - trip free circuit breaker type offers reliable performance. It has an interrupt capacity of 3000A @ 240V AC / 1500A @ 240V AC[TUV] / 5000A @ 32V DC. It operates in temperatures from - 40°C to 85°C. Mounting is easy with #6 - 32 stainless - steel screws and a specific torque. The terminal screws are #10 - 32 stainless steel. It weighs 0.38lb (0.17 kg). Box dimensions are 2'H x 4'W x 5'L and it weighs 0.35 lbs. UPC: 632085075743. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals like di(2 - ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp), known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm in California. For more info, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Using this circuit breaker is straightforward. First, choose whether you want to mount it vertically or horizontally according to your needs, thanks to the international ON/OFF symbols. When installing, use the provided #6 - 32 stainless - steel mounting screws and tighten them to a torque of 6 in - lb (0.68 Nm). Connect the wires using the #10 - 32 stainless - steel terminal screws and tighten them to 14 in - lb (1.58 Nm). Remember, the color actuator will show you when the breaker is in the 'OFF' position. During normal use, the 'Trip Free' design will protect your electrical system by automatically turning off during a fault current. Keep in mind that this breaker operates well in temperatures between - 40°C and 85°C. Avoid using it outside this temperature range. Also, be aware of the warning about the chemicals it may expose you to. For maintenance, check the breaker periodically for any signs of wear or damage. If it trips frequently, there may be an issue with your electrical system that needs to be addressed.