What is Breaker of Seaflo Bilge Pump Rocker Switch Rated For
Published 10/04/2022
Question:
My question is at what Amperage does the fuse protection? This is kind of important since say a 500gph pump would need to trip at 2.5A while a 1500gph would need to trip at 5A or 8A. This information is also necessary to decide on the wire size. If it trips at 5A then regardless of the pump requirements to protect the circuit I need to size the wire run for that, but need to fuse the pump separately as 2.5A for a 500gph pump. The fuse protects the pump, the fuse protection-breaker would protect the circuit. Thx,
asked by: Alain
Expert Reply:
The circuit breaker of the Seaflo Switch Panel for Bilge Pumps # SE34FR that you referenced is rated for up to 15 amps.
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Seaflo Switch Panel for Bilge Pumps - Manual, Auto, Off - 12V and 24V
- Accessories and Parts
- Bilge Pumps
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- Seaflo
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