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Engineered for demanding environments like marine vessels and recreational vehicles, this 10 Amp single pole breaker with a distinctive black throw toggle delivers dependable circuit protection. Its robust design ensures your electrical systems stay safe from overloads and short circuits, giving you peace of mind during extended adventures on the water or open road.
What sets this breaker apart is its trip-free mechanism, which automatically resets only after the fault is cleared—preventing accidental overrides that could lead to hazards. Ideal for boat owners upgrading panels or RV enthusiasts maintaining power distribution, it combines precision engineering with universal compatibility.
This breaker is rated for 10 Amps, handling up to 65 VDC or 277 VAC for reliable performance across a wide range of systems. It features #10 screw terminals on the rear for secure, straightforward wiring connections. Note that while versatile for most setups, higher-amp variants in the series have specific voltage limits—always match to your system's configuration for optimal safety.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Amp Rating | 10 Amp |
| Poles | Single Pole |
| Voltage Rating | 65 VDC / 277 VAC |
| Toggle Color | Black |
| Terminals | #10 Screw (Rear) |
| Mounting | Panel Mount (Screws Separate) |
Designed to slot perfectly into Newmar electrical panels, this breaker also fits many competing brands, making it a go-to replacement for mixed setups. Its standard footprint simplifies swaps without panel modifications. For installation, secure it firmly in the panel slot, connect wires to the rear terminals using proper torque (typically 20-25 in-lbs for #10 screws), and test under load. Pro tip: Label circuits clearly to speed up troubleshooting later.
Available in single pole options from 5 to 50 Amps and double pole up to 50 Amps, with toggle choices in red, white, or black, you can customize protection to match your needs.
Boat captains rely on its USCG approval to pass inspections effortlessly, while RV travelers appreciate the vibration resistance during bumpy hauls. Unlike cheaper alternatives, the hydraulic delay prevents nuisance trips from momentary surges—like starting a bilge pump or microwave—yet trips reliably when it counts. Over time, this extends the life of your wiring and appliances by interrupting faults early.
Regular checks? Just glance at the black toggle: upright means on, down means tripped. No tools needed for basic resets, but always diagnose the cause first to avoid repeats.
It combines instant magnetic tripping for dangerous shorts with time-delayed hydraulic response for overloads, reducing false trips while enhancing safety.
Yes, it's USCG compliant and UL/CSA listed, making it ideal for boats and meeting coastal guard standards for circuit protection.
Absolutely—it has a standard footprint compatible with most marine and RV electrical panels for easy replacements.
Rated for up to 65 VDC or 277 VAC, perfect for 12V/24V DC marine batteries or standard AC shore power.
Mounting screws are not provided; source them separately to match your panel's requirements.
Yes, its durable build resists vibrations, making it reliable for off-road RV travel or rough seas.
Single pole protects one circuit line; double pole handles two, often for 240V or split-phase systems.
All circuit breakers offered by NEWMAR are UL recognized and CSA listed for AC and DC
systems and meet USCG requirements as a qualified circuit protection device.
Single and Double Pole
Fit all NEWMAR electrical panels, as well as most other brands
Options
Important Circuit Breaker Rating Note: Standard series breakers shown on this page which are rated higher than 30 amps are acceptable for use in 230 VAC Line-to-Line systems (where each leg is 115 VAC - to - neutral), but are not rated for 230 VAC line-to-neutral systems.
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