Trimax Circuit Protectors Manual Reset Rocker Switch Circuit Protectors Appliance

MX41 Series rocker switch circuit protectors are "snap-action", trip-free devices that combine reliable circuit protection, on/off power switching and optional indicator light into one compact design. The MX41 Series is about the size of a standard power switch and fits into most standard power switch cutouts. The MX41 Series offers amperage ratings from 5A to 15A with a variety of colors, markings and termination options.

MX42 Series twinned poles rocker switch circuit breakers are "snap-action", trip-free devices that combine reliable circuit protection, on/off power switching and optional indicator light into one compact design. The MX42 Series is about the size of a standard power switch and fits into most standard power switch cutouts. The MX42 Series offers amperage ratings from 4A to 20A with options for lamp, markings and terminations.

MX15 Series manual reset circuit protector is a unique, low-cost fuse holder replacement. The MX15 offers a trip-free mechanism with "snap-action" circuit protection. The snap-in mounting feature fits a range of panel thicknesses from 1.0 to 3.0mm.

MX11 Series Circuit Protectors have been designed to protect against overloads and short-circuits for almost any conceivable application requiring dependability and economy. The MX11 Series employs a proven "snap-action" bi-metal element to sense overload. When an overload reaches the calibrated trip point of the bi-metal element, the contact snaps open, disconnecting the load. The reset button on the manual version pops out, thus providing a visual trip indication, and the circuit remains disconnected until manually reset. The auto reset version resets itself without visual indication.

MX12 Series Circuit Protectors have been designed to protect against overloads and short-circuits for almost any conceivable application requiring dependability and economy. The MX12 Series employs a proven "snap-action" bi-metal element to sense overload. When an overload reaches the calibrated trip point of the bi-metal element, the contact snaps open, disconnecting the load. The reset button on the manual version pops out, thus providing a visual trip indication, and the circuit remains disconnected until manually reset. The auto reset version resets itself without visual indication.