Sea Dog 420876-1 | Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 80 amps A=2 7/8" B=1 7/8" C=1 3/4" D=2 3/16" E=1 STORM_BATTERIES_AND_PORTABLE_POWER Fully MasterBus compatible with AC

Name: Sea Dog 420876-1 | Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 80 amps A=2 7/8" B=1 7/8" C=1 3/4" D=2 3/16" E=1 STORM_BATTERIES_AND_PORTABLE_POWER Fully MasterBus compatible with AC
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SKU: 60822666375
Price: 43.89 USD
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Sea Dog 420876 1 Hi Amp Surface Mount Resettable Circuit Breaker 80 amps A=2 7 8" B=1 7 8" C=1 3 4" D=2 3 16" E=1 STORM_BATTERIES_AND_PORTABLE_POWER Fully MasterBus compatible with AC Fully MasterBus compatible with AC Power Analyser or MasterBus Inverter Interface LakeMaster® VX Mid South States Provide a visible indication of tripped condition UPC: 0035514433754

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