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Blue Sea 30A A-Series Double Pole Toggle Circuit Breaker White
Blue Sea 30A A-Series Double Pole Toggle Circuit Breaker White
Magnetic Hydraulic Switching & Trip-Free Protection with Ganged Handle
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DESCRIPTION
Integrated Dual-Pole Switching and Overcurrent Protection
The Blue Sea A-Series 30A Double-Pole Toggle Circuit Breaker combines precise electrical switching and reliable circuit protection into a single, compact panel-mount device. Engineered specifically for demanding marine, RV, caravan, and off-grid electrical systems, this breaker simplifies your distribution panel by eliminating the need for separate switches and fuses. Featuring an integrated white ganged toggle handle, it connects two poles internally so that a fault on either pole will simultaneously trip both, making it essential for main AC power feeds or dual-line DC isolation.
The Magnetic Hydraulic Advantage
Unlike standard thermal breakers that rely on heat-sensitive bimetallic strips, this A-Series circuit breaker utilises advanced magnetic hydraulic technology. Standard thermal units often suffer from nuisance tripping when installed in hot engine rooms, enclosed battery boxes, or unventilated canopies. A magnetic hydraulic mechanism reacts strictly to actual current flow rather than ambient temperature fluctuations. This ensures consistent, predictable overcurrent protection and allows the breaker to carry its full 30A load continuously, regardless of the surrounding climate.
Fail-Safe Trip-Free Engineering
Safety is critical when managing high-energy electrical systems. This unit incorporates a trip-free design, meaning the internal contacts cannot be manually held in the closed (ON) position during an active fault current condition. Even if an operator attempts to hold the toggle actuator up while a short circuit or severe overload is present, the internal mechanism will override the handle and break the circuit. This significantly reduces the risk of wire insulation damage, equipment failure, and electrical fires compared to inferior circuit protection hardware.
Key Features & Benefits
- Simultaneous Double-Pole Disconnection: The ganged toggle actuator links both poles, ensuring complete isolation of both lines (such as AC active and neutral, or DC positive and negative) in the event of an overload on either circuit.
- Combined Control and Protection: Acts as both a heavy-duty ON/OFF switch and an overcurrent protector, saving valuable space on custom electrical switchboards.
- Temperature-Independent Operation: Magnetic hydraulic sensing prevents premature tripping in high-temperature environments and delays in freezing conditions.
- Trip-Free Safety Mechanism: Internal contacts disengage automatically during a fault and cannot be forced to remain closed by holding the toggle switch.
- Secure Panel Mounting: Built with threaded brass mounting inserts on the faceplate to provide a rigid, vibration-resistant installation in mobile and marine applications.
- Clear Visual Identification: The crisp white toggle clearly displays the 30A current rating on the face for immediate circuit identification.
Ideal Applications
Double-pole circuit breakers are a vital component for electrical compliance and safety across a wide range of setups. In AC systems (such as shore power inlets or inverter outputs in boats and caravans), breaking both the active and neutral conductors simultaneously is a standard requirement to protect against reverse polarity hazards. In DC systems, it provides a convenient method to isolate both positive and negative lines simultaneously or to protect two related 30A circuits where one cannot safely operate without the other.
Upgrade Your Electrical Distribution Panel
Ensure your vessel, off-grid cabin, or recreational vehicle is protected by industry-standard hardware. Add the Blue Sea A-Series 30A Double-Pole Circuit Breaker to your system today for dependable, temperature-stable circuit control.
SKU: BS-7238B
SPECIFICATIONS
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | Circuit breaker |
| SKU: | BS-7238B |
| Model #: | BS-7238B |
| MPN: | BS-7238B |
| Package weight: | 0.42 kg |
| Package length: | 0.11 m |
| Package width: | 0.09 m |
| Package height: | 0.08 m |
WARRANTY
Blue Sea Warranty Policy
Blue Sea Systems products sold by us are supplied with a warranty against defects for the warranty period shown below, subject to the product type, application and the terms of this warranty policy.
The express warranty provided by us is limited to a maximum of 5 years from the original date of purchase, unless otherwise required under Australian Consumer Law.
Blue Sea Systems may offer longer manufacturer support on some products at their discretion
Warranty Lengths by Product Range
| Blue Sea Product Range | Warranty Length | Application / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Most Blue Sea Systems Products | 5 years | Applies to most Blue Sea Systems products found to be defective in materials or manufacture. |
| P12 Battery Chargers | 5 years | Warranty period starts from the original date of purchase. |
| P12 Remote Displays | 5 years | Warranty period starts from the original date of purchase. |
| Digital Meters | 3 years | Warranty period starts from the original date of purchase. |
| Vessel System Monitors | 3 years | Warranty period starts from the original date of purchase. |
Warranty Assessment and Remedy
If a Blue Sea Systems product is found to be defective in materials or manufacture within the applicable warranty period, we will, at our discretion, arrange a repair, replacement, store credit or refund, depending on the nature of the fault and the requirements of Australian Consumer Law.
Products may need to be returned for assessment before a warranty claim can be approved. Where required, the product must be returned with dated proof of purchase and a clear description of the fault.
Labour costs for removing, replacing, reinstalling or diagnosing a product are not covered by this express warranty unless otherwise required under Australian Consumer Law.
Making a Warranty Claim
To make a warranty claim, please contact us with your dated proof of purchase, product details and a description of the fault.
The product may need to be returned for inspection before the claim can be assessed. If the product is confirmed to be faulty and covered by this warranty, we will advise the available remedy.
What This Warranty Does Not Cover
This warranty does not cover faults or damage caused by incorrect installation, incorrect application, misuse, abuse, neglect, unauthorised modification, accidental damage, normal wear and tear, environmental damage, or failure to use the product in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
- Incorrect installation or wiring
- Incorrect product selection or application
- Misuse, abuse or neglect
- Physical or accidental damage
- Water ingress or environmental damage outside the product's intended use
- Unauthorised modification or repair
- Normal wear and tear
- Labour costs for removal, replacement, reinstallation or diagnosis
- Freight, travel or call-out costs unless otherwise required by law
- Products not returned for assessment when reasonably required
Manufacturer Support
Blue Sea Systems may provide additional manufacturer support on some products beyond the warranty period listed above. Where available, we may assist customers in contacting the manufacturer, but any manufacturer support beyond the express warranty period is subject to the manufacturer's own terms and continued availability.
Australian Consumer Law
This warranty is in addition to other rights and remedies available at law. Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
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