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Blue Sea Systems #9001E battery switch e Selector
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BSS9001E
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Blue Sea Systems 1/2/BOTH Battery selector switch #9001E
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12 in stock
Detailed Description
To save weight for our free shipping offer this item may be sold without its retail packaging.
"Blue Sea Systems' switch (9001e) is our choice for best value in a standard-duty battery selector switch. It's made in the U.S. with high grade materials, comes with a lifetime warranty, and is the least expensive switch in our test." - Powerboats Reports, June 2005
Cranking Rating: 10 sec. 2,000 Amps
Intermittent Rating: 5 min. 600 Amps
Continuous Rating 350 Amps
Maximum Voltage Rating 32 Volts DC
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Make-before-break contact design allows switching between battery banks without power interruption
CE Marked, UL 1107 listed
Ignition protected - Meets UL 1500 and SAE J1171 - Safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats
Case design allows surface or rear panel mounting
Meets American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) requirements for battery switches
3/8"-16 tin-plated copper studs for maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance, accepts 3/8" and M10 ring terminals
7/8" (22.22mm) stud length to accept multiple cable terminals
Tactile textures indicate knob position by feel only
Additional Information
Blue Sea Systems Two bank battery management system for 12/24 volts - Blue Sea # 7650
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Product Reviews
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Most popular battery switch
Peter Kennedy
(Annapolis, MD)
6/2/2010 11:44 AM
This is a replacement for the standard Perko battery switch found in many OEM installations. It features the same hole pattern as the Perko switch so it is easy to change it out. The terminals are larger (3/8") and better spaced apart to make it easier to wire. It can be flush mounted from the rear or surface mounted.
Do take a look however at the #7650 "add a battery" system which is a more modern way to wire twin battery installations with some considerable advantages over the standard battery selector switch.
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