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The VALUE COLLECTION CB130-50 is a heavy-duty automotive circuit breaker rated at 50 amps, designed for stud terminal connections with a crosswise bracket mounting configuration. It protects electrical circuits in automotive and light-duty vehicle applications from overload and short-circuit conditions. At 1.259 inches long, 0.838 inches wide, and 0.652 inches high, this compact breaker fits into tight installation spaces without sacrificing current-handling capacity. Licensed electricians and automotive electrical technicians install this type of breaker where a resettable overcurrent protection device is preferred over a one-time fuse.
This circuit breaker suits automotive wiring systems that require reliable overcurrent protection at the 50-amp rating. Typical applications include accessory circuits, auxiliary power feeds, battery distribution panels, and aftermarket electrical installations in cars, trucks, and recreational vehicles. The stud terminal design allows for secure, low-resistance wire connections, and the crosswise bracket mount simplifies panel or chassis installation where space and orientation constraints exist.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit circuit breaker for automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems requiring a 50-amp stud-terminal, crosswise bracket-mount breaker.
Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive electrician or technician familiar with 12-volt and 24-volt vehicle wiring systems. Disconnect the vehicle battery before installing or replacing any circuit breaker to prevent accidental shorts or arc faults. Ensure all terminal connections are torqued securely and that wire gauge is appropriately rated for a 50-amp continuous load per applicable wiring standards. Do not bypass or substitute with a higher-rated breaker to compensate for repeated tripping — diagnose the underlying circuit fault first.
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