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Clarification on the confusing regulatory alphabet soup The confusing regulatory alphabet soup - CE, UL, ABYC, USCG, ISO, SAE. Blue Sea Systems offers some clarification. In this issue we discuss UL. UL is primarily a standards creating and maintaining organization and a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory. Click here for more information. Click here for more information.
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 | False Reverse Polarity Indicators In the last newsletter Blue Sea Systems released a new Technical Brief, Reverse Polarity Indicators. In this issue we discuss false indications on Reverse Polarity indicators. There are cases in which high current AC loads will cause false reverse polarity indications. Learn how in the new Technical Brief Reverse Polarity Indicators - False Indications. Click here for more information.
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 | Installing a DC Digital Ammeter on 2 Battery Installations One of the most frequent questions on the Blue Sea Systems’ 800 Number Technical Support Line is about installing a DC Digital Ammeter or a DC Digital Multimeter on two battery bank installations. A new Application Brief explains how to accomplish this. Click here for more information.
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Toggle Guard Blue Sea Systems’ Toggle Guards (Product Number 4100) are a low cost solution to preventing the accidental switching of industry standard toggle-type circuit breakers. Toggle Guards mount using the standard circuit breaker mounting holes and can be easily added to any distribution panel using toggle-type magnetic circuit breakers. When a four-year-old child toddled up to the electrical panel on one of the Company test boats and shut down the main electronics circuit breaker we knew the world needed a new product. A flip-up cover guards the circuit breaker toggle and some installers have discovered that a drop of super glue on the cover detents permanently closes the Toggle Guard and requires the operator to use a small screwdriver to operate the circuit breaker. This is especially useful on circuits like heaters and bilge pumps where the only function desired is to reset a tripped circuit breaker. Click here for more information. |
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