Rocker Switch / Circuit breaker

[Newtrawlerowner]

I am looking for a 40 or 50 amp rocker style circuit breaker. These are made bu Carling. Anybody know a supplier?
I've included a picture of what it looks like.

 

[Duetto]

grainger carries carling.

 

[Dougcole]

Try reaching out to Carling. They helped me find the sliding cover for the generator/shore power switch on the breaker panel. Took them a few days to get back to me but they were very helpful.

 

[porman]

I took the part number off of one of my breaker switches and got one from Carling. They were very helpful.

 

[sbman]

Those look like similar to an a H-Series breaker with a curved rocker style actuator, but I don't see any H-series that cover 40 or 50 amps.

https://www.carlingtech.com/sites/default/files/documents/H-Series_Details_%26_COS_021114.pdf

Are you trying to replace an existing breaker or add a new circuit with something that looks the same? If replacing, is there a part number on the old device?

 

[bill.kimbell]

Rocker Switvh

Spemco

marketing@spemco.com

 

[HopCar]

Are you sure they are circuit breakers? Usually circuit breakers would be labeled OFF and RESET. I think those are just switches.

Blue Sea System rocker switches are rebranded Carling Switches.

I see mounting screws above and below the rocker, maybe I’m wrong about them just being switches.

 

[STB]

As someone said thise do look like Carling H series, which only go uo to 35A.

Is the goal to replace them (and the wiring), with bigger?

 

[porman]

Are you sure they are circuit breakers? Usually circuit breakers would be labeled OFF and RESET. I think those are just switches.

Blue Sea System rocker switches are rebranded Carling Switches.

I see mounting screws above and below the rocker, maybe I’m wrong about them just being switches.

Yes, they are breakers. I kept tripping one for a 12 volt socket while trying to operate a water toy inflator. The inflator required a 20 amp circuit and the breaker was 10 amp.