Blue Sea 8268 1 Position Contura Switch Mounting Panel

The Blue Sea 8268 1 Position Contura Switch Mounting Panel is a modular electrical distribution solution designed for military vehicles, tactical operations centers, and law enforcement command posts where space and weight constraints demand precision engineering. This single-position panel serves as the foundation for custom switch bank configurations, allowing operators to consolidate power management and circuit control into a compact, organized interface. Whether integrating into a mobile tactical operations center, vehicle electrical system, or field command station, this mounting panel eliminates the need for ad-hoc wiring harnesses and reduces installation time in time-critical deployments.

The panel's modular design enables seamless expansion by stacking multiple units side-by-side, creating custom switch configurations of any size without redesigning the entire electrical architecture. Built to accommodate six different mounting panel thicknesses—ranging from 0.06 inches (1.57 mm) to 0.25 inches (6.35 mm)—the 8268 adapts to varied enclosure materials and installation environments found across vehicle platforms and equipment racks. This versatility eliminates the need to stock multiple panel variants, reducing logistics burden and ensuring compatibility whether mounting into aluminum frames, steel panels, or composite equipment housings used in tactical environments.

Operators managing vehicle electrical systems, armored platforms, or mobile command centers benefit most from this panel's compact footprint and field-proven reliability. Installation is straightforward: the panel mounts directly into prepared openings, and Contura-compatible switches and related components snap into position without additional fasteners or crimped connections. At just 0.1 pounds and measuring 3 x 2 x 5 inches, the 8268 adds negligible weight while delivering the structural integrity and electrical isolation required in demanding tactical and military applications where equipment failure is not an option.