Buyers Products Company
Buyers Products CB60 60 A 42V DC Hi-Amp Circuit Breaker load center
A 60 A hi-amp circuit breaker rated for 42 V DC, automatic reset, bolt-on mounting and stud terminals for accessory circuits on cranes, dump trucks and snow plows
- 60 A continuous rating protects heavy-duty accessory circuits
- 42 V DC interrupt capacity stops fault current on cranes and plows
- Bolt-on surface mount installs directly to load-center panels
- Automatic reset restores power without manual intervention after a trip
- Plastic housing resists vibration and corrosion in harsh mobile environments
Circuit breaker for accessory circuits
The Buyers Products CB60 is a 60 A hi-amp circuit breaker rated for 42V DC systems. It protects accessory circuits on cranes, dump trucks and snow plows. The automatic reset function restores power after a fault without manual intervention. Surface mounting with bolt-on stud terminals simplifies installation on heavy-duty equipment.
Thermal and electrical performance
The breaker carries a continuous 60 A load at 42V DC and interrupts the same 60 A at that voltage. Plastic housing insulates the assembly while dissipating heat during normal operation. Automatic reset cycles only when the overload clears, limiting unnecessary downtime. No auxiliary cooling or external power is required for standard use.
Mounting hardware and compatibility
Bolt-on stud terminals accept standard ring terminals for secure connections. The compact 2 7/8 in depth by 1 7/8 in width fits tight compartments on compatible vehicles. Surface-mount style avoids panel cut-outs and speeds up field replacement. The unit is restricted from sale in certain states, so verify local regulations before ordering.
Highlights
- 60 A continuous rating protects heavy-duty accessory circuits
- 42 V DC interrupt capacity stops fault current on cranes and plows
- Bolt-on surface mount installs directly to load-center panels
- Automatic reset restores power without manual intervention after a trip
- Plastic housing resists vibration and corrosion in harsh mobile environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I bolt the CB60 breaker onto the load-center panel, and what step is often missed?
Mount the breaker on the surface using the bolt-on studs; the step often missed is tightening both mounting bolts to the panel so the stud terminals make full contact.
What maintenance or replacement will the CB60 need after extended service?
The automatic-reset mechanism is sealed and not serviceable; if nuisance tripping appears, replace the entire breaker.
At what sustained current does the CB60 hit its interrupt limit first?
The breaker is rated to interrupt 60 A at 42 V DC; sustained loads above 60 A will trip it before any other limit is reached.
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