EGIS MOBILE ELECTRIC Egis 30A Surface Mount Circuit Breaker 285 Series [4703 030]

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30A Surface Mount Circuit Breaker - 285 Series

This 30A Egis circuit breaker protects electrical circuits from short-circuit events and over-current loads, preventing wire insulation overheating and subsequent destruction.

Applications:

Automatic circuit protection and manual on/off switching combine dual functionality in one reliable and compact solution

Allows for circuit isolation and maintenance of load circuits by providing convenient switching and integral circuit protection capable of mounting adjacent to battery systems regardless of the location

Features:

Sealed against dust and water intrusion to ensure reliable circuit protection for the life of the electrical system installation

High Voltage (48 Vdc) Rating - easily supports 12 and 24 VDC applications while offering advanced protection for 36 and 48 VDC

High Electrical / Manual Switching Endurance delivers 6,000 cycles at full current

High Interrupt Current - safely protects circuits connected to large paralleled battery banks with significant available power

4-Year Warranty - Egis stands behind its product's ability to meet the user's needs

Specifications:

Continuous Current Amps: 30

Max Voltage: 48

Cycling Endurance: 100

Interrupt Current @16 VDC (Amps): 5,000

Interrupt Current @28 VDC (Amps): 3,000

Ingress Protection Rating: IP67

Focal Features:

ON/OFF High Visibility Controls

Sealed against dust and moisture penetration. The high-temperature rating for all installation locations.

Integrated Terminal Insulators

Protects against inadvertent shorts from positive terminals to adjacent grounded surfaces.

Stainless Steel Hardware / Serrated Flange Nuts

Corrosion and vibration resistance for harsh environment applications.

Proudly Made in the USA

Made in the USA of high-quality components.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to .