BLUE SEA SYSTEMS AC Source Panel 3Pos 30A – 8367

Description

The Blue Sea Systems AC Source Panel 8367 is a rugged, user-friendly panel designed to safely select and manage multiple AC power sources in marine and RV electrical systems. This 3-position, 30-amp panel allows you to switch between two separate AC power inputs-such as shore power, generator, or inverter-and turn the power OFF when needed, providing a reliable and safe way to control your onboard AC power sources.

Constructed with durable, corrosion-resistant materials and built to meet marine electrical standards, the 8367 panel ensures safe switching under load and prevents backfeeding between power sources. Its clear labeling, compact design, and easy installation make it a trusted choice for boaters and RV owners who need dependable power source selection.

Key Features:

• 3-Position Rotary Switch: Select between two AC power sources or turn power OFF.

• 30 Amp Rated: Handles up to 30 amps continuous current.

• Marine-Grade Construction: Corrosion-resistant materials suitable for harsh environments.

• Safe Load Switching: Designed to switch AC sources safely without backfeed or damage.

• Clear Labeling: Easy to identify positions for Shore Power, Generator, and Off.

• Compact Panel: Fits standard panel cutouts for clean installation.

• Easy Installation: Terminal connections for straightforward wiring.

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Blue Sea Systems

• Model Number: 8367

• Type: AC source selector panel

• Positions: 3 (Source 1, Off, Source 2)

• Current Rating: 30 Amps continuous

• Voltage Rating: 120V or 240V AC (depending on system)

• Mounting: Flush mount in panel, standard cutout size

• Terminals: Screw or quick-connect style (check exact model specs)

• Material: Corrosion-resistant plastic and metal components

• Panel Cutout Dimensions: Approx. 2″ x 2″ (varies by model)

• Compliance: Meets UL and marine electrical standards

• Weight: Approximately 0.5 lbs (225 g)

Applications:

• Selecting between shore power and generator AC sources on boats and RVs

• Switching off AC power to onboard systems for safety or maintenance

• Managing multiple AC power inputs in mobile or off-grid systems

• Marine, RV, and industrial electrical source selection