Blue Sea 7235 A-Series Double Pole Toggle - 15AMP - White

The Blue Sea 7235 A-Series Double Pole Toggle - 15AMP - White is an essential component for mariners looking to maintain a safe and organized electrical system on their vessel. Whether you are refitting a classic offshore fishing rig or upgrading a modern cruiser, this circuit breaker provides the precise overcurrent protection needed to safeguard sensitive onboard electronics and lighting. Having a reliable switch on the dash or distribution panel ensures that your critical gear remains operational even when facing heavy seas or unpredictable electrical surges. It is designed for those who demand uncompromising reliability when they are miles away from the nearest dock.

Engineered for the demanding marine environment, this toggle switch features a double-pole design that allows for simultaneous disconnection of both the hot and neutral lines in AC systems or two separate DC loads. The 15-amp capacity is perfectly suited for medium-draw accessories like bilge pumps, small windlasses, or cabin lighting circuits. Because it is UL 1077 recognized, users can trust that the unit meets rigorous safety testing standards for supplementary protectors used in marine panels. Furthermore, its strict adherence to American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) standards means this breaker is built to withstand the constant vibration and salt-air corrosion typically found in offshore applications.

Installation of the Blue Sea 7235 A-Series Double Pole Toggle - 15AMP - White is straightforward, fitting standard A-Series panels and providing a clean, professional look with its crisp white finish. This breaker is an ideal choice for boaters who prioritize a high-visibility interface that is easy to actuate even when wearing heavy deck gloves or navigating in low-light conditions. By choosing this marine-grade circuit protection, you ensure that your boat's power distribution remains robust and compliant with modern safety regulations. It is a necessary upgrade for any captain looking to improve the longevity and safety of their vessel's electrical backbone.