Automotive Breakers & Fuse Boxes (168 items)
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CBC Series, 50 A
Toggle Switch Cover, Switch Collar Mount
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 150 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB185 Series, 150 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 200 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB211 Series, 10 A
50 Amp Circuit Breaker with Auto Reset
CIRCUIT BREAKER, 250 AMP, PUSH-TO-TRIP,
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 50 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 100 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 30 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB212 Series, 30 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB222 Series, 10 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, UCB Series, 20 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB211 Series, 30 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CBC-B Series, 50 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, 5RLT Series, 200 A
Panel Mount Circuit Breaker, 10 A, 32V DC
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CBF Series, 30 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB1911 Series, 50 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CBT-M Series, 15 A
Blue Sea 7748 SafetyHub 150 Fuse Box
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 120 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB227 Series, 30 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB222 Series, 20 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB Series, 60 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, CB221 Series, 20 A
Automotive Circuit Breaker, UCB Series, 6 A
150 Amp Large Frame Circuit Breaker - Auto Reset
80 Amp Circuit Breaker With Manual Push-to-Trip Reset
About Automotive Breakers & Fuse Boxes
Automotive Fuses, Breakers & Fuse Boxes are essential electrical components designed to safeguard your vehicle's wiring and electrical parts from damage due to excess current. These protective elements come in various forms tailored for specific tasks - from low voltage applications requiring 12-volt automotive fuses to high voltage uses needing car breaker boxes or circuit breaker fuses. They may also boast unique features like special compounds or technologies that enhance their lifespan and provide extra protection. Composed of robust metal alloys capable of withstanding high temperatures, these units typically feature copper or brass contacts plated with tin or silver for optimal conductivity, along with ceramic insulation to minimize arcing between contacts. Their usage is widespread across numerous industries – from manufacturing plants protecting equipment against power surges, auto mechanics conducting routine maintenance procedures, to automobiles themselves where they secure sensitive electronic components such as airbags.