Newmar Ac-1X Breaker Panel
NEWMAR offers a wide range of stylishly engineered electrical panels to provide control, protection and monitoring for on-board electrical circuits, ranging from basic meter panels to full-function AC/DC master distribution centers.
The panels are manufactured with 1/8" strong black anodized aluminum, feature elegant graphics, and their modular design allows integration of multiple units for a "custom" installation. All panels are pre-wired with bus bars and ground strips for easy installation, and come with extensive circuit identification label sets. The circuit breakers use a "trip-free" magnetic-hydraulic mechanism and are UL recognized and CSA listed.
Individual circuit "ON" indicator lights are now standard for all distribution branch circuit breakers. Many models of meter panels and distribution panels are also available as blanks with bus bar, breaker mounting screws, labels and indicator light mounting hardware, allowing the installer to select from a wide array of components for maximum options in electrical system design.
These panels provide essential control and protection for shore and on-board AC sources. Multi-pole breakers with single toggle provide maximum protection with easy fingertip disconnect. All models feature a reverse polarity warning light to provide clear indication when hot/neutral wiring is reversed and presents a shock hazard. Master and individual branch breakers have power "ON" indicator lights. For 115 or 230 VAC applications.
30 amp double pole master breaker (15A or 50A optional) plus 5 single pole branch capacity, 4 installed standard; 1-10A, 2-15A, 1-20A. Master AC circuit "ON" and reverse polarity warning indicator lights installed. Label set of 22 common shipboard circuits provided. Size: 7 1/2" x 51/4", Weight: 2 lbs.
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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