Blue Sea Systems 5511e is a dual circuit battery switch that combines both battery banks for emergency starting and isolates start and house circuits. It's ideal for applications requiring high power output, reliability, and low heat generation.
With a cranking rating of 30 seconds and an intermittent rating of 5 minutes, the 5511e can handle high power loads without overheating. It also features tin-plated copper studs that provide maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable connections.
The 5511e is designed for surface or rear panel mounting and accepts up to 4/0 AWG battery cables. It meets all ABYC requirements for battery switches and is UL Listed for electric power switches.
Blue Sea Systems 5511e is a dual circuit battery switch that combines both battery banks for emergency starting and isolates start and house circuits. It's ideal for applications requiring high power output, reliability, and low heat generation.
With a cranking rating of 30 seconds and an intermittent rating of 5 minutes, the 5511e can handle high power loads without overheating. It also features tin-plated copper studs that provide maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable connections.
The 5511e is designed for surface or rear panel mounting and accepts up to 4/0 AWG battery cables. It meets all ABYC requirements for battery switches and is UL Listed for electric power switches.
Blue Sea Systems 5511e is a dual circuit battery switch that combines both battery banks for emergency starting and isolates start and house circuits. It's ideal for applications requiring high power output, reliability, and low heat generation.
With a cranking rating of 30 seconds and an intermittent rating of 5 minutes, the 5511e can handle high power loads without overheating. It also features tin-plated copper studs that provide maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable connections.
The 5511e is designed for surface or rear panel mounting and accepts up to 4/0 AWG battery cables. It meets all ABYC requirements for battery switches and is UL Listed for electric power switches.
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