5025-BSS - Navico Group Blue Sea 5025 6-Gang Fuse Block ST ATO/ATC Negative Bus and Cover

Blue Sea Systems ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover

• Positive distribution bus with #10-32 stud
• Can be used for 24-hour circuits
• Cover satisfies ABYC/USCG requirements for insulation, incorporates an easy to open push button latch providing easy access to fuses, storage for two spare fuses, and label recesses that accept Blue Sea Systems Small Format Labels for circuit identification
• Fuse blocks with covers include 20 write-on circuit labels
• Tin-plated copper buses and fuse clips
• Accepts ring or snap fork type terminals
• Accepts ATO(R) and ATC(R) fast acting blade fuses
• Fuses sold separately

The ST Blade Fuse Block can offer a space saving and cost effective solution to adding circuit protection when there are limited available circuit breakers on the distribution panel. A single circuit breaker on a distribution panel can provide the circuit protection for the feed wire to the ST Blade Fuse Block. This is frequently done for electronics that each have their own ON-OFF switch and don't require the switching offered by a circuit breaker. The 6 or 12 position ST Blade Fuse Block then provides a consolidated location for fuses for each of the electronics.

The Blue Sea 5025 6-Gang Fuse Block ST ATO/ATC Negative Bus and Cover is a circuit protection solution designed for IT environments requiring consolidated fuse management. This unit features six circuits with a negative bus and cover, accommodating ATO and ATC fast-acting blade fuses (sold separately). It includes a positive distribution bus with a #10-32 stud for power input. The cover meets ABYC/USCG insulation requirements, offers a push-button latch for access, and provides storage for two spare fuses. It also has label recesses compatible with Blue Sea Systems Small Format Labels and comes with 20 write-on circuit labels for identification. This fuse block, part number 5025-BSS, is suitable for applications where adding individual circuit breakers is not feasible or desired, such as protecting multiple electronic devices that have their own ON-OFF switches and do not require breaker-based switching. It offers a centralized location for fuse protection, consolidating up to six circuits.