Egis 60A Panel Mount Circuit Breaker 285 Series 4706-060 Boat Sailboat Marine

60A Panel Mount Circuit Breaker 285 Series

This 60A Egis panel mount circuit breaker protects electrical circuits from short-circuit events and over-current loads, preventing wire insulation overheating and subsequent destruction.

Applications:

• Automatic circuit protection and manual on/off switching combine dual functionality in one reliable and compact solution
• Allows for circuit isolation and maintenance of load circuits by providing convenient switching and integral circuit protection capable of mounting adjacent to battery systems regardless of the location

Features:

• Sealed against dust and water intrusion to ensure reliable circuit protection for the life of the electrical system installation
• High Voltage (48 Vdc) Rating easily supports 12 and 24 Vdc applications while offering improved protection for 36 and 48 Vdc systems rather than using fuses.
• High Electrical / Manual Switching Endurance delivers 6,000 cycles at full current
• High Interrupt Current safely protects circuits connected to large paralleled battery banks with significant available power
• 4-Year Warranty Egis stands behind its product's ability to meet the user's needs

Specifications:

• Continuous Current Amps: 60
• Max Voltage: 48
• Cycling Endurance: 6,000
• Interrupt Current @16 VDC (Amps): 5,000
• Interrupt Current @28 VDC (Amps): 3,000
• Ingress Protection Rating: IP67

Focal Features:

ON/OFF High Visibility Controls

Sealed against dust and moisture penetration. The high-temperature rating for all installation locations.

Panel Mount Flange

Provides rear/front panel installation options.

Stainless Steel Hardware / KEPS Locking Nuts

Corrosion and vibration resistance for harsh environment applications.

Proudly Made in the USA

Made in the USA of high-quality components.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.