Paneltronics 'A' Frame Magnetic Circuit Breaker - 25 Amps - Single Pole

The Paneltronics 'A' Frame Magnetic Circuit Breaker – 25 Amps – Single Pole is engineered for marine and tactical electrical systems where reliable overcurrent protection and manual disconnect capability are non-negotiable. Built to serve law enforcement vehicles, tactical command centers, and military field installations, this single-pole breaker provides the failsafe switching control necessary in high-stress operational environments. Whether you're outfitting a patrol vehicle, mobile command post, or permanent tactical facility, this breaker delivers consistent, field-proven performance when lives depend on power stability.

The magnetic circuit breaker design responds instantly to overcurrent conditions, cutting power before thermal damage occurs to downstream electronics—critical in tactical settings where equipment failure can compromise operations. The 'A' Frame configuration ensures compatibility with standard marine and industrial panel layouts, while the 25-amp rating handles medium-draw circuits without nuisance trips. Manual lever actuation allows for instant manual disconnect when needed, independent of electrical faults, a feature essential in emergency shutdown procedures. Compact at 2 x 2 x 2 inches and weighing only 0.2 lbs, this breaker integrates seamlessly into space-constrained mobile platforms and modular power systems.

Tactical operators, vehicle upfitters, and facility managers rely on the Paneltronics 25-amp breaker for circuits powering communications arrays, tactical lighting, surveillance systems, and mission-critical load banks. Its single-pole design makes it ideal for protecting individual high-draw branches in distributed power networks where selective isolation is required. Installation follows standard breaker panel procedures—no special tools or training needed for field deployment. For anyone building redundant power systems or retrofitting tactical vehicles, this breaker ensures that electrical faults never become operational casualties.