Blue Sea Systems A-Series & C-Series Single Pole Toggle Circuit Breakers - Available in 10 Amp 80V (7351) and 15 Amp (7352)
Blue Sea Systems A-Series & C-Series Single Pole Toggle Circuit Breakers - Available in 10 Amp 80V (7351) and 15 Amp (7352)
Blue Sea Systems builds these single pole toggle circuit breakers to protect DC electrical circuits on boats, vehicles, and other 12V/24V and higher-voltage equipment. Each breaker uses a trip-free toggle design, meaning the switch cannot be held closed to override an active overload, protecting your wiring and connected devices from sustained fault currents. The white toggle and housing fit cleanly into a standard panel cutout, and quick connect terminals make wiring straightforward whether you are building a new panel or replacing an existing breaker.
This line covers two models built for different circuit demands: the A-Series 7351 rated 10 Amp at up to 80V DC for higher-voltage or specialty circuits, and the C-Series 7352 rated 15 Amp for standard single pole DC circuits. Both share the same trip-free toggle operation, quick connect wiring, and white finish, so you can match the breaker to your amperage and voltage requirements without changing your panel layout.
Specifications
- Brand: Blue Sea Systems
- Switch Type: Toggle, trip-free design
- Number of Poles: 1 (Single Pole)
- Circuit Type: Series
- Connector Type: Quick Connect
- Panel Mounting Hole Diameter: 0.219 inches (5.56 mm)
- Color: White
- Material: Plastic housing
- Compatible Applications: Vehicles, boats, and other electrical equipment
Sizes & Options
Choose the model that matches your circuit's amperage and voltage needs. The 7351 A-Series is rated 10 Amp at up to 80V DC, suited to higher-voltage or specialty circuits found on some marine and mobile electrical systems. The 7352 C-Series is rated 15 Amp, suited to standard 12V/24V single pole DC circuits such as lighting, pumps, and accessory branches. If your existing panel already uses A-Series or C-Series breakers, match the series to keep a uniform panel appearance and mounting fit. When in doubt, size the breaker to your wire gauge and connected load's continuous current draw, not just the circuit's nominal voltage.