Egis 5A Tan Short Stop Circuit Breaker [4730-05]
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5A Tan Short Stop Circuit BreakerFeatures: Compact Surface Mount Circuit Breaker supports low and medium-amperage circuits with resettable circuit protection....
SKU: 225D-114487
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5A Tan Short Stop Circuit Breaker
Features:
- Compact Surface Mount Circuit Breaker supports low and medium-amperage circuits with resettable circuit protection.
- 28 Max Vdc Rating easily supports 12V and 24V systems.
- Weather Resistant Against Dust & Water Intrusion to ensure reliable circuit protection for the life of the electrical system installation
- Ignition-protected safe for installation in closed compartments with potential explosive gases
- Harsh Environment design with shock and vibration resistance is ideal for marine and vehicle electrical systems.
- The optional Protective Cover provides protection from inadvertent shorts from circuit breaker studs to other positive studs or ground points.
Specifications:
- Amperage: 5a
- Box Dimensions: 2"H x 4"W x 4"L WT: 0.11 lbs
- UPC: 850053879869
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Egis 5A Tan Short Stop Circuit Breaker [4730-05]
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