BUSSMANN Automotive Circuit Breakers, Flush Mount


Bussmann automotive circuit breakers protect vehicle electrical systems from overcurrent conditions. They are used in automobiles, trucks and automotive applications where electrical circuits require safeguarding. These circuit breakers interrupt the flow of electricity when excessive current o...ccurs due to short circuits or overloads, preventing damage to wires, components and potential fires.Read more

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CB185-50
50€151.76
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CB185-60
60€151.76
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CB185-70
70€151.76
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CB185-80
80€139.36
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CB185-100
100€151.76
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CB185-120
120€150.71
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CB185-135
135€139.39
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CB185-150
150€143.77

Working Mechanism

  • They work by interrupting the flow of electrical current when it exceeds a preset limit.
  • These circuit breakers consist of a bimetallic strip that bends when exposed to excessive current, causing it to trip and open the circuit.
  • This interruption prevents further damage to the vehicle's electrical system and accessories.

Features

  • These circuit breakers feature a flush mount design for seamless integration into the vehicle's electrical system.
  • They come equipped with a convenient push-to-trip button, allowing for easy manual resetting in the event of overcurrent issues.
  • These circuit breakers also include 1/4-28 threaded studs for easy installation and provide secure attachment points for wiring connections.
  • They have waterproof and sealed housing that ensures reliable performance even in challenging environmental conditions, preventing water and dust ingress for long-lasting durability.
  • These Bussmann automotive circuit breakers include SEMS nuts for further streamlining installation and ensuring a secure and reliable connection.
  • They feature thermoplastic construction for enhanced durability and resilience in automotive environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install these automotive circuit breakers?

  • Ensure safety by disconnecting the vehicle's battery and turning off the vehicle.
  • Choose an accessible mounting location within the electrical circuit to protect.
  • Disconnect and identify the wires you want to safeguard.
  • Securely mount the circuit breaker with a flush design in the chosen location.
  • Connect the wires to the circuit breaker using appropriate connectors.
  • Ground the circuit breaker if required, ensuring a solid connection to the vehicle's chassis.
  • Reconnect the vehicle's battery to restore power.
  • Test the circuit breaker for proper functionality using the push-to-trip button or applying a load.
  • Safeguard and secure all wiring connections to prevent damage.

What are the factors to consider while choosing these automotive circuit breakers?

Major factors include voltage and amperage ratings, protection type, mounting style, reset type, construction material, waterproofing, trip time, number of poles, installation ease and space constraints.

What are the safety precautions to consider while using these Bussmann automotive circuit breakers?

  • Always disconnect the vehicle's battery before working with circuit breakers to prevent electrical accidents.
  • Ensure that the circuit breaker's amperage rating matches the circuit's requirements to prevent overheating and damage.
  • Choose a suitable mounting location away from heat sources, moving parts and moisture to maintain functionality.
  • Inspect all wires connected to the circuit breaker for good condition, proper insulation and secure attachment.
  • Exercise caution when manually resetting the circuit breaker after a trip to identify and rectify the cause of the overload or short circuit.
  • Do not exceed the circuit breaker's amperage rating to prevent overheating and damage.
  • Regularly inspect the circuit breaker and its connections for signs of wear, damage or corrosion and replace deteriorating components.
  • Clearly label the circuit breaker to indicate its purpose and amperage rating for easy identification and maintenance.

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