Blue Sea Systems e-Series Selector Battery Switch w/ AFD Switches isolated battery banks to all loads or combines battery banks to all loads Includes AFD (Alternator Field...
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What is the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector - 4 Position used for?
The Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector - 4 Position is designed for switching between battery banks and includes a battery combine position. Its make-before-break contact design allows switching between battery banks without power interruption.
Is the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector suitable for gasoline-powered boats?
Yes. The Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector is ignition protected for installation aboard gasoline-powered boats. It meets UL 1500 and SAE J1171 external ignition protection requirements.
What are the amperage and voltage ratings of the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector?
The switch has a 350-amp continuous rating, a 600-amp intermittent rating for 5 minutes, and a 2,000-amp cranking rating for 10 seconds. Its maximum voltage rating is 32 volts DC.
How can the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector be mounted?
The Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector can be surface mounted or mounted on a rear panel. The mounting holes accept 1/4-inch (M6) screws.
What cable and terminal specifications does the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector have?
The switch uses 3/8"-16 (M10) terminal studs with a maximum terminal stud torque of 140 in-lb (15.82 Nm). A 4/0 AWG (95mm²) cable is specified to meet the ratings, with 1.10 inches (27.9mm) of clearance for 4/0 AWG cables.
Does the Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector meet marine standards?
Yes. The Blue Sea Systems e-Series Battery Switch Selector meets American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) requirements for battery switches and is UL Listed under UL 1107 for electric power switches. It also meets UL 1500 and SAE J1171 external ignition protection requirements.
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