Blue Sea Systems 7056 15 Amp Push Button Reset Only Circuit Breaker, Quick Connect Terminals

The Blue Sea Systems 7056 is a 15 amp branch circuit breaker built for marine 12/24V DC electrical systems. It uses a thermal trip mechanism with manual push-button reset only, meaning the breaker will not reset itself once tripped; the operator must press the button after the fault condition clears. Its "trip free" design cannot be held in the "ON" position during a fault current condition, which protects downstream wiring and connected equipment from continued current flow during a short or overload.

The 7056 features quick connect terminals and a compact panel-mount body, allowing it to be installed in high-density circuit protection layouts where multiple breakers are grouped together. It is a single-pole breaker rated for 32 volts DC. Because it is ignition protected, it is safe to install aboard gasoline-powered boats in accordance with ignition protection standards. The 7056 can be used as a standard branch circuit breaker or for continuous 24-hour circuit protection. It is designed to be incorporated into Blue Sea Systems WeatherDeck Waterproof Circuit Breaker Panels, Dual Battery Bank Main Distribution Panels, and 360 Distribution Panels, making it a natural replacement or add-on breaker for boat owners maintaining or expanding one of these panel systems.

Specifications

• Brand: Blue Sea Systems
• Manufacturer Part Number: 7056
• Current Rating: 15 Amps
• Circuit Breaker Type: Thermal trip, manual push-button reset only
• Terminal Style: Quick connect
• Mounting Type: Panel mount
• Number of Poles: 1
• Voltage Rating: 32 Volts DC
• Ignition Protected: Yes
• Trip Free Design: Yes, cannot be held ON during a fault current condition
• Weight: 0.06 pounds
• UPC: 632085070564

Frequently Asked Questions

What amperage is the Blue Sea Systems 7056 circuit breaker rated for? The 7056 is rated for 15 amps of DC current.

Does the 7056 reset itself after tripping? No, the 7056 is push button reset only, meaning it uses a manual thermal trip mechanism and must be reset by hand after a fault clears.

What type of terminals does the Blue Sea Systems 7056 use? It uses quick connect terminals, which allow the breaker to fit into compact, high-density circuit protection layouts.

Is the 7056 circuit breaker ignition protected? Yes, the 7056 is ignition protected and safe to install aboard gasoline-powered boats.

What voltage is the Blue Sea Systems 7056 rated for? 32 volts DC.

How many poles does the 7056 breaker have? The 7056 is a single-pole (1 pole) circuit breaker.

What does a 'trip free' design mean for the 7056? It means the breaker cannot be held in the ON position during a fault current condition, so it will trip regardless of switch position when a fault occurs, protecting the circuit.

How much does the Blue Sea Systems 7056 weigh? The 7056 weighs 0.06 pounds.

What panels is the 7056 designed to work with? The 7056 is designed to be incorporated into Blue Sea Systems WeatherDeck Waterproof Circuit Breaker Panels, Dual Battery Bank Main Distribution Panels, and 360 Distribution Panels.

Can the 7056 be used for continuous circuit protection instead of just branch circuit switching? Yes, the 7056 branch circuit breaker can also be used for 24-hour circuit protection.

How is the 7056 circuit breaker mounted? It is a panel mount breaker with quick connect terminals.

What is the UPC for the Blue Sea Systems 7056? The UPC for the 7056 circuit breaker is 632085070564.