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Blue Sea Rotary Switch 240VAC 65 Amp Off + 3 Position

Name: Blue Sea Rotary Switch 240VAC 65 Amp Off + 3 Position
Brand: Blue Sea Systems
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$332.01

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Category: Accessories
UPC: 632085090777

Overview

The Blue Sea Rotary Switch is a heavy-duty marine-grade electrical selector switch rated for 240VAC and up to 65 amps of capacity. Engineered for boaters and commercial mariners operating in challenging saltwater environments, this switch provides reliable power distribution and control over complex AC circuits. Featuring a robust construction with sealed contacts to prevent corrosion and arcing in high-humidity conditions, the switch offers an OFF position plus three distinct selectable positions. Each position is clearly marked and mechanically detented for safe, secure transitions between shore power, generator sources, and auxiliary onboard systems.

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