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Blue Sea Systems 30 Amp Terminal Blocks are designed and built for the harsh marine environment. Blue Sea terminal blocks are available in 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 circuit sizes. The addition of terminal block jumpers (part no. BSS-9217) allow for the creation of common circuits.
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Technical Information
- Closed back design completely insulates power from the mounting surface.
- Each screw pair is one isolated circuit.
- Jumpers allow creation of common circuits.
- Continuous Rating - 30 Amperes AC/DC
- Maximum Voltage Rating - 600 Volts AC/DC
- Nickel-Plated Brass Bus Material
- Phenolic Base Material
- #8 Screw size
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Q: null I need to install a direct power source from my battery to my fishfinder/chartplotter. What size and should it be fused?
9 years ago2 Answers
A: Yes it definitely needs to be fused. As far as size your owners manual should give you an amp rating which will let you know what size fuse and what size wire you need to run.
9 years agoHelpful?
Q: null I havea 3 wire( red, reen and black) DC circuit runnin to an outlet that I want to split into another run for a second outlet. This looks to have two screws. What do I do with the reen wire?
13 years ago2 Answers
A: I assume you are referring to a 110 volt plug. If some the black is usually the hot wire, the red is the return wire, and the green is the ground wire. If this is the case you should change the second outlet to one with a green (ground) connection usually found on the side of the plug. Hope this helps.
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: null the buss is brass but what is the screw made of?
7 years ago0 Answers