Blue Sea 8053 Slate Grey - 6 Position - Vertical [8053]

The Blue Sea 8053 Slate Grey panel offers a vertical 6-position design, perfect for flybridge and open cockpit applications. It can withstand water exposures like salt spray, rain, and hose washdowns. Featuring ON-OFF Contura Switches with embedded ON indicating LEDs, it comes with a watertight mounting gasket and countersunk mounting holes. The two-part polyurethane slate gray finish gives it a sleek look. It has industry standard height and width, and is protected from corrosion by Mil-Spec chemical treatment. Completely wired and ready to install, it has a weatherproof, water-resistant design. With a nominal voltage of 12v / 24v DC, a panel cumulative rating of 45A, and switch ratings of 20A @ 12v DC / 15A @ 24v DC. It includes (6) 5021 Panel Mount AGC/MDL Fuse Holders, (1) 8030 Basic DC Panel Label Set - 30 Labels, and (6) 8230 Contura Switch SPST Gray - OFF-ON. Note that waterproof panel labels are not backlit. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. Specifications also include AC/DC: DC, Max Breaker Quantity: 6, Box Dimensions: 7'H x 10'W x 10'L WT: 5.6 lbs, and UPC: 632085080532.

Using this Blue Sea panel is easy. First, find a suitable location on your boat's flybridge or open cockpit. Since it's completely wired, you can simply mount it using the included watertight gasket and the countersunk mounting holes. Make sure to connect it to the appropriate 12v or 24v DC power source. When using the ON-OFF Contura Switches, just flip them to turn your devices on or off. The embedded LEDs will show you when a switch is on. As for maintenance, wipe it down regularly with a damp cloth to remove salt spray or dirt. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they might damage the two - part polyurethane finish. Remember, this product has chemicals that can be harmful, so handle it with care. If you're in California, be aware of the potential health risks. Keep the fuse holders in good condition and replace fuses when needed. Also, check the wiring periodically to ensure everything is secure.