Product Overview
Swch Panel 6 Pos-Gray
Take control of your boat's electrical systems with the Blue Seas Swch Panel 6 Pos-Gray. This robust and water-resistant switch panel offers reliable switching and overcurrent protection for up to six circuits, keeping your essential electronics running smoothly and safely in harsh marine environments. Its compact design and industry-standard mounting make it a perfect upgrade or replacement for existing panels, simplifying installation and ensuring a clean, professional look on your helm.
Key Features
- **Six Circuit Control:** Manage and protect up to six individual circuits for all your onboard electronics.
- **Integrated 15A Circuit Breakers:** Each switch includes a built-in 15A breaker for overcurrent protection and easy reset, preventing damage to your valuable equipment.
- **Illuminated Switches:** Clearly see which circuits are active at a glance, even at night, for enhanced safety and convenience.
- **Water-Resistant Design (IP66):** Built to withstand harsh marine conditions, this panel is sealed against water ingress, ensuring reliable performance.
- **Durable Construction:** Constructed with UV-stabilized, flame-retardant polycarbonate/ABS, this panel is built to last and resist corrosion.
- **Easy Installation:** Industry-standard sizing, quick connect terminals, and included mounting hardware make installation a breeze.
- **Clear Labeling:** Includes a set of 15 common square labels for easy circuit identification and customization.
What's in the Box
- Panel
- 15 common square labels
- Stainless steel #6 x 5/8" mounting screws
- Instructions
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years of battling the elements, I've learned the importance of reliable electrical systems. The Blue Seas 6-position switch panel is my go-to choice. It's tough, weatherproof, and the illuminated breakers make night operation a snap. Plus, the easy installation saved me valuable time and hassle. I highly recommend this panel for any boater looking for a clean, dependable solution for managing their onboard electronics.
