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halcyon
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
Try ETA, they do a push on / pull off, but from memory they are larger, they also do a 110 seieries, which is 19 mm square, and push / push off. Airpac do some push on / pull off, ETA also do a rocker switch type, think Carlingswitch have some in there range, Hawco list a cheap rocker switch circuit breaker, stock one type, but not the other.
They are not that cheap, around £8 each, except Hawco ones.
Brian
Try ETA, they do a push on / pull off, but from memory they are larger, they also do a 110 seieries, which is 19 mm square, and push / push off. Airpac do some push on / pull off, ETA also do a rocker switch type, think Carlingswitch have some in there range, Hawco list a cheap rocker switch circuit breaker, stock one type, but not the other.
They are not that cheap, around £8 each, except Hawco ones.
Brian
john_morris_uk
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
I'm pretty sure I bought some from Merlin last year. I also think one of the local chandlers stocks them here in Plymouth.
Having said that what current trip do you need? I have a load of spare ones in my spares kit...
I'm pretty sure I bought some from Merlin last year. I also think one of the local chandlers stocks them here in Plymouth.
Having said that what current trip do you need? I have a load of spare ones in my spares kit...
Pierrot
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
Try rswww.com - they are first choice for anything vaguely electrical.
I've used them for Circuit Breakers, Tinned Cable, Voltmeters, Deck Glands, etc all at less than half what you would pay from a marine supplier.
Try rswww.com - they are first choice for anything vaguely electrical.
I've used them for Circuit Breakers, Tinned Cable, Voltmeters, Deck Glands, etc all at less than half what you would pay from a marine supplier.
steve6367
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
RS Sell these - which are used on the panel on my boat.
http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/browse/Modul...atoid=-84873091
They are not cheap - but seem to work ok.
RS Sell these - which are used on the panel on my boat.
http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/browse/Modul...atoid=-84873091
They are not cheap - but seem to work ok.
tross
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
I am not sure of the price at RS but I would take a look at a US company called digikey www.digikey.com I researched this subject sometime ago for my own use. They are normally very good - I use them for small quanitity prototype work for my business and you can use a local 0800 number.
I am not sure of the price at RS but I would take a look at a US company called digikey www.digikey.com I researched this subject sometime ago for my own use. They are normally very good - I use them for small quanitity prototype work for my business and you can use a local 0800 number.
LittleShip
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
http://www.power-store.com/
Try these they have push button circuit breakers.
Check under electrical ditribution then circuit breakers.
Tom
http://www.power-store.com/
Try these they have push button circuit breakers.
Check under electrical ditribution then circuit breakers.
Tom
tome
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Re: Supplier of Contact Breakers
Brian
Agree it sounds like an ETA circuit breaker, these are IEC 60934 approved and commonly used in boats and ships. There are quite a range to chose from, but something like the one below is very common.
They are available from:
Furneaux Riddall & Co Ltd
Alchorne Place
Portsmouth
Hampshire
England PO3 5PA
Tel: 023 9266 8624
Fax: 023 9266 8625
Brian
Agree it sounds like an ETA circuit breaker, these are IEC 60934 approved and commonly used in boats and ships. There are quite a range to chose from, but something like the one below is very common.
They are available from:
Furneaux Riddall & Co Ltd
Alchorne Place
Portsmouth
Hampshire
England PO3 5PA
Tel: 023 9266 8624
Fax: 023 9266 8625