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    • HERTZ HMCB 300A marine-rated automatic circuit breaker IP67

    HERTZ HMCB 300A marine-rated automatic circuit breaker IP67

    The HERTZ HMCB 300A is a marine-grade automatic circuit breaker that replaces traditional fuse holders and fuses. With IP67 protection, it suits boats, motorcycles and car audio systems. After a trip,...
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    The HERTZ HMCB 300A is a marine-grade automatic circuit breaker that replaces traditional fuse holders and fuses. With IP67 protection, it suits boats, motorcycles and car audio systems. After a trip, the circuit is reset with a single motion once the fault has been cleared, so there is no need to replace fuses.

    The housing and connectors are corrosion-resistant, and the construction withstands vibration, salt spray and impact. The breaker offers high current capacity for demanding systems and is designed for quick installation and long-term reliability in marine environments.

    Weighing 140 g and finished in black, it fits discreetly into a range of installations.

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