Blue Sea Systems - Vertical Mount Panel - Black, IP66

Water Resistant Circuit Breaker Panel - Black, Vertical Mount

Introducing our Water Resistant Circuit Breaker Panel in sleek black, designed specifically for flybridge and open cockpit applications. This panel boasts a vertical mount configuration, making it easy to install and access. Equipped with 6 positions, it provides ample space for your electrical needs.

One of the key features of this panel is the incorporation of ON-OFF Contura Switches. These switches not only offer reliable performance but also come with embedded "ON" indicating LEDs, providing a clear visual indication of the switch status.

Ensuring optimal protection, the panel is built with a watertight mounting gasket, allowing it to withstand even heavy seas. Its impressive IP66 rating guarantees water resistance, making it an ideal choice for marine environments. Additionally, the panel is ignition protected, making it safe for installation aboard gasoline-powered boats.

Our Water Resistant Circuit Breaker Panel also emphasizes user convenience. It features push-button circuit breakers with waterproof boots, ensuring reliable operation in any conditions. The panel is CE marked, attesting to its compliance with essential health, safety, and environmental protection standards.

It's important to note that this product comes with a warning. As required by the State of California, we inform you that it contains chemicals, including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which are known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. Please refer to P65Warnings.ca.gov for further information.

Highlights:

• Sleek black design
• Vertical mount for easy installation and access
• 6 positions for accommodating various electrical needs
• ON-OFF Contura Switches with embedded "ON" indicating LEDs
• Watertight mounting gasket for enhanced water resistance
• Push-button circuit breakers with waterproof boots
• IP66 rating for protection against water from heavy seas
• Ignition protected for safe use on gasoline-powered boats