Blue Sea 7287 50A C-Series Triple Pole Breaker

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Description

The Blue Sea Systems 7287 is a 50A C-Series triple pole toggle breaker in white, with 5,000 ampere interrupt capacity.

Fifty amps is the size most 240 volt AC shore installations use, which makes this the common one in the triple pole range. Matching the breaker to the actual shore service rating is the first check. Fitting a larger main than the pedestal supports gains nothing, since the dock breaker trips first.

Three poles switch both hot lines and the neutral, which is what a 240 volt main has to do. If any single pole trips, all of them open together, so no part of the system stays energized behind a tripped breaker.

Interrupt capacity of 5,000 amperes meets the ABYC requirement for 120/240 volt 50 ampere main protection. Trip free construction prevents the breaker being held on during a fault, so a fault stays disconnected. Explore more marine circuit breakers.

  • 50A, what most 240V shore installations use
  • Match it to the actual pedestal rating
  • Three poles switch both lines and the neutral
  • 5,000A interrupt, meeting ABYC for 50A mains

Specifications

Amperage:
50A
Certifications:
ABYC
Color:
White
Interrupt Capacity:
5000A
Product Type:
Circuit Breaker
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Description

The Blue Sea Systems 7287 is a 50A C-Series triple pole toggle breaker in white, with 5,000 ampere interrupt capacity.

Fifty amps is the size most 240 volt AC shore installations use, which makes this the common one in the triple pole range. Matching the breaker to the actual shore service rating is the first check. Fitting a larger main than the pedestal supports gains nothing, since the dock breaker trips first.

Three poles switch both hot lines and the neutral, which is what a 240 volt main has to do. If any single pole trips, all of them open together, so no part of the system stays energized behind a tripped breaker.

Interrupt capacity of 5,000 amperes meets the ABYC requirement for 120/240 volt 50 ampere main protection. Trip free construction prevents the breaker being held on during a fault, so a fault stays disconnected. Explore more marine circuit breakers.

  • 50A, what most 240V shore installations use
  • Match it to the actual pedestal rating
  • Three poles switch both lines and the neutral
  • 5,000A interrupt, meeting ABYC for 50A mains

Specifications

Amperage:
50A
Certifications:
ABYC
Color:
White
Interrupt Capacity:
5000A
Product Type:
Circuit Breaker
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Specifications

Amperage:
50A
Certifications:
ABYC
Color:
White
Interrupt Capacity:
5000A
Product Type:
Circuit Breaker
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Feed Brand:
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