Is There an Amp Rating for the Pollak Junction Box # PK52249
Updated 02/26/2026 | Published 02/24/2026
Question:
What is the maximum amperage the Pollak 52-249p breaker box is rated for? I am trying to determine what size high current breaker should be used before it from the battery.
asked by: Bseder
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Expert Reply:
Hey Bseder, the Pollak 7-Circuit Junction Box part # PK52249 doesn't have an amp rating because it really just joins two wires to complete a circuit. Any reasonable amount of amperage will pass through it. Typically a 40 amp breaker is used on the 12 volt accessory circuit to protect the battery from a short so that would be what I would recommend using. What kind of trailer do you have?
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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