Value Collection BD-2193-2 Type I Circuit Breaker Stud Terminal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-2193-2 is a Type I automatic-reset circuit breaker with stud terminal connections, designed for overcurrent protection in low-voltage electrical circuits. Type I breakers reset automatically once a fault clears and the bimetal element cools, making them suitable for applications where manual intervention is not practical. The stud terminal connection provides a secure, bolt-down interface for high-vibration or permanent-mount installations. Licensed electricians and experienced electrical technicians are the typical installers for this class of protective device.

This breaker is used in a range of residential, commercial, and light industrial applications where automatic overcurrent protection is required. Stud-terminal Type I breakers are commonly found in marine panels, automotive auxiliary circuits, specialty control panels, and similar environments where reliable self-resetting protection is preferred over manual-reset designs. The automatic reset function eliminates the need for a technician to physically access the breaker after a transient overcurrent event resolves on its own.

Key Features

• Type I automatic reset — breaker resets without manual intervention once fault clears
• Stud terminal connection for secure, bolt-down wiring in permanent installations
• Compact form factor suited for panel and chassis mounting
• Sold in a package quantity of 6 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation circuit breaker for low-voltage control panels and auxiliary electrical circuits requiring Type I automatic-reset overcurrent protection with stud terminal connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize the circuit completely before connecting or removing any breaker. Ensure stud terminals are torqued to the panel or chassis manufacturer's specification using appropriate hand tools. Verify that the breaker's rating matches the circuit's design load before energizing.