 | In this issue: | • | Press Release
Blue Sea Systems Introduces New ML-Series Solenoid Switch at IBEX | | • | Technical Brief
Five Reasons to Use a Remote Battery Switch | | • | Announcement
What to See at IBEX 2007: Products and Seminars | | • | Announcement
System Monitor 1800 Preview at IBEX 2007 (Available March 1, 2008) |
| EVENTS
IBEX 2007
International BoatBuilder's Exhibition & Conference (IBEX)
Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida, USA
October 10-12, 2007
Look for the Blue Sea Systems—booth number 840.
Click here for information about IBEX 2007.
METS 2007
November 13-15, 2007
Amsterdam RAI Exhibition Centre
Hall 1-7 (Europa Complex)
Europaplein 8
1078 GZ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Look for the Blue Sea Systems—booth number 02.114.
Click here for information about METS 2007.
Previous issues of
Issue 42
(September 18, 2007)
Press Release:
New MRBF Terminal Fuse Is Compact and Economical
Press Release:
Blue Sea Systems Introduces RCBOs to Provide Ground Fault Protection
Technical Brief:
Preventing Hazardous Ground Faults on Boats
Announcement:
Blue Sea Systems 2008 Catalog Quick Guide to Circuit Protection
Issue 41
(August 20, 2007)
Application Brief:
Circuit Wizard—Case Study
Using Blue Sea Systems' Circuit Wizard to Size Main and Branch Circuits
Application Brief:
ST Blade Fuse Block—Features and Applications
Application Brief:
Selecting the Appropriate Fuse Rating When Installing the 120A SI ACR
How to:
Obtain Images of New Products
Issue 40
(July 16, 2007)
New Products 2008
Issue 39
(June 26, 2007)
Application Brief:
Simplified Circuit Protection Selection
Technical Brief:
Strategies for Monitoring DC Current
Technical Brief:
Sizing a Shunt to a DC Ammeter
Issue 38
(May 15, 2007)
Upgrading Marine Electrics:
Refitting an Open Runabout – Part 2
Technical Brief:
Fusing the Negative Circuit of ACRs and Other Electric Relays
Calculating Load Demands for a DC Power Distribution Panel
For a complete list of past Circuit Solutions™ issues, click here.
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| Press Release
Blue Sea Systems Introduces New ML-Series Solenoid Switch at IBEX
The ML-Series Solenoid Switch is suitable for high current applications. It uses a magnetic latching relay that only draws current when changing state. It provides all of the features that are important for a remote battery switch in a marine environment.
Click here to download a press release (PDF file size: 76KB).
Technical Brief
- Non-product-specific technical information for improving safety, reliability, and usefulness of marine electrical systems
Five Reasons to Use a Remote Battery Switch
Using a remote battery switch instead of a mechanical battery switch can result in increased safety and convenience, and significant reduction in cost, weight, and voltage drop.
Click this link to read: Technical Brief: Five Reasons to Use a Remote Battery Switch
Announcement
What to See at IBEX 2007
New Products. See the latest products developed by Blue Sea Systems at IBEX, Booth Number 840:
|  | | 360 Panels—a new approach to power distribution panels |  |  | | System Monitor 1800 measures and displays full AC and DC functions including amp hours, as well as tank levels and bilge pump cycling | |  | | ML Series Solenoid Switches— Magnetic Latching relay provides high current remote battery switching | |  | | RCBO (Residual Current Circuit Breakers)—Provides full boat ground fault protection and can easily be panel mounted | |  | | MRBF Terminal Fuse Block and Fuse— compact fuse block that mounts conveniently on 3/8" terminals like battery posts and battery switches. Available in 30A-300A ignition protected fuses. |
| | | | Seminars - Wayne Kelsoe, Chief Technical Officer and Vice President of Electrical Engineering, will be presenting in three IBEX 2007 seminars: |
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Pre-Conference Workshop (PC 12)
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, 4:45pm - 5:45pm (Room D233-D234)
“ABYC Electrical Wiring and Circuit Protection Calculations Made Easy” | | Seminar Program 108
Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 8:30am - 10:00am (Room-check program)
“Designing the Right Battery Bank for Today’s Greater Demands” | | Seminar Program 408
Thursday, October 11th, 3:30pm – 5:00pm (Room-check program)
“Building a Compliant Boat in the age of Electronics”—multiple headline speakers | |
We look forward to seeing you at IBEX 2007.
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Announcement
System Monitor 1800 Preview at IBEX 2007
(Available March 1, 2008)
Get a preview of Blue Sea Systems’ latest development product—the System Monitor 1800. Blue Sea Systems will demonstrate its System Monitor 1800 at IBEX 2007.
| The System Monitor 1800 measures and monitors these critical functions: | | • | AC Systems
Voltage, amperage, watts, frequency (alarms for all values) | | • | DC Systems
Voltage, amperage (alarms for all values) | | • | Battery State of Charge (Ampere Hours)
Ampere hours remaining, time remaining, % charge, battery temperature (alarms for all values) | | • | Bilge Pump
active, cycle count, volume, duration (alarms for cycles, volume, duration) | | • | Tankage
Fuel, water, waste (alarms for waste high level, fuel and water low level) |
| The System Monitor 1800 has these additional features: | | • | Large, bright, full graphic LCD | | • | Sunlight readable display | | • | Mounts in Blue Sea Systems' new 360 Panel System | | • | Case design allows Front or Rear Panel mounting options | | • | Rated IP66—withstands water from heavy seas |
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