 | In this issue: | • | Application Brief
360 Panel Circuit Breaker Module Offers Broadest Amperage Range Selection | • | Application Brief
The 120 Amp SI ACR Handles “Noisy” Charger Output | | • | Application Brief
120 Amp SI ACR Performance during Charger Float Mode
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| EVENTS
Miami International Boat Show
February 15-19, 2007
Miami Beach Convention Center
Look for the Blue Sea Systems' booth number S-64. Click here for information about Miami International Boat Show.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Technical Support Manager
Develop, manage, and improve the technical support process for the company in order to leverage company resources and exceed customer expectations.
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Production Manager
Manage production to achieve on-time-order and fill-rate goals. Facilitate the continuous improvement of manufacturing processes including lean manufacturing.
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Previous issues of
Issue 33
(December 18, 2006)
Application Brief:
The Versatility of the 360 Panel SystemTechnical Brief:
Windlass and Bow Thruster Relay Contact Chatter
Issue 32
(November 13, 2006)
Application Brief:
Overcoming Dropout of House Electronics during Engine Starting Application Brief:
Start Lockout for Two Engines
For a complete list of past Circuit Solutions™ issues, click here.
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| Application Brief
- Improving marine electrical systems with Blue Sea Systems products
360 Panel Circuit Breaker Module Offers Broadest Amperage Range Selection
The versatile 360 Panel circuit breaker module supports a wide range of marine applications. Boaters can install circuit breakers ranging from 5 Amperes to 300 Amperes in the same size aperture. Modules can be configured for AC or DC applications; there is a choice of three popular circuit breaker actuators, and one, two and three poles.
Click here for more information.
Application Brief
- Improving marine electrical systems with Blue Sea Systems products
The 120 Amp SI ACR Handles “Noisy” Charger Output
Some chargers, especially chargers incorporated into inverter units, charge with a pulsing current. This pulsing output can interfere with some ACR voltage sensing circuits. Blue Sea Systems’ 120 Amp SI ACR is designed to tolerate a high level of noise, including pulsing charger output.
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Application Brief
- Improving marine electrical systems with Blue Sea Systems products
120 Amp SI ACR Performance during Charger Float Mode
In some marine charger installations, there may be problems associated with charger “Float Mode” and ACR performance. Float Mode voltage levels sometimes fall below the connect thresholds of most ACR’s. Therefore, the battery banks may not be combined to share in charging. Blue Sea Systems’ 120 Amp SI ACR, part number 7610, overcomes this problem with its dual voltage threshold.
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