Blue Sea Push Button Reset Only Screw Terminal Circuit Breaker - 40 Amps [2137]

40 Amps Push - Button Reset Screw Terminal Circuit Breaker

Features:

• Ideal for branch circuits and 24 - hour circuit protection
• These quick - connect terminal circuit breakers fit into Blue Sea Systems' WeatherDeck, Dual Battery Bank, and 360 Distribution Panels
• Compact design allows for high - density circuit protection
• Easy push - to - reset operation
• 'Trip Free' design ensures safety during fault current
• Ignition protected, safe for gasoline - powered boats
• Optional waterproof boot protects in wet conditions, resists discoloration and cracking

Specifications:

• Amperage: 40A
• Max Voltage: 32V DC
• Mounting: Panel Mount 3/8 - 27 UNS
• Circuit Breaker Type: Thermal trip, manual push - button reset only
• Terminal Type: #8 Screw
• Interrupt Capacity: 3000A @ 14.7V / 2500A @ 28V
• Min Operating Temp: - 10°C
• Max Operating Temp: 60°C
• Screw Terminal Torque: 6 in - lb (0.68 Nm)
• Weight: 0.09lb (0.04 kg)

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. See P65Warnings.ca.gov for more info.

Specifications:

• Amperage: 40A
• Box Dimensions: 1'H x 3'W x 5'L, Weight: 0.1 lbs
• UPC: 632085021375

Using this circuit breaker is easy. First, mount it on a panel using the 3/8 - 27 UNS panel mount option. Connect your wires to the #8 screw terminals with a torque of 6 in - lb (0.68 Nm). This breaker is great for branch circuits and can also protect circuits for 24 hours. In case of a fault, it will trip automatically and you can simply press the push - button to reset it. Remember, it's ignition protected, so it's safe to use on gasoline - powered boats. If you're using it in a wet environment, consider adding the optional waterproof boot. Keep in mind the operating temperature range is from - 10°C to 60°C. Also, be aware that this product can expose you to harmful chemicals, so check P65Warnings.ca.gov for more details. For maintenance, just check the breaker periodically for any signs of damage or wear, and make sure the connections are tight.