The EBH 250 battery main switch is a mechanically switchable main switch for disconnecting the battery circuit in boats and vehicles, designed for 250 A at 32 V and intended for surface mounting.
- Safe, mechanical disconnection of the on-board power system from the battery circuit – important for maintenance, shipyard stays or long periods of inactivity
- Central component of the Philippi Power Install System 250 for space-saving main power distribution
- Can be combined with ESF fuse block, ESH/EBF fuse holder and EMS negative busbars for complete main power distribution
The EBH 250 battery main switch from Philippi, together with the EBF fuse rail and the ESH fuse holder, forms the central main power distribution in the Power Install System 250. All components are connected to each other without flexible single cables via suitable copper lugs, which saves installation time and increases the safety of the high-current installation. An ESF fuse block can also be mounted at the input and output of the EBH 250 to protect measuring lines and continuous positive consumers such as bilge pumps, chargers or heaters.
For those who want to switch the battery main switch remotely from any location in the boat or vehicle, the FHR 265 offers the electrically remote-controlled alternative from the same system.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rated current / Rated voltage | 250 A / 32 V |
| Mounting type | Surface mounting |
| Dimensions | L 124 x W 95 x H 106 mm |
| SKU | 082002500 |
Compatibility: Part of the Power Install System 250 (DC 12 V / 24 V), can be combined with ESF fuse block, EBF fuse rail, ESH fuse holder and EMS negative busbars. Remote-controlled alternative: Philippi FHR 265.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EBH 250 battery main switch used for?
It mechanically disconnects the battery circuit in boats and vehicles, for example, during maintenance work, in winter storage or to protect against short circuits and deep discharge.
Can the EBH 250 be combined with fuses?
Yes, an ESF fuse block can be mounted at the input and output to protect additional consumers such as bilge pumps, chargers or heaters with continuous positive.
Is there a remote-controlled version?
Yes, the Philippi FHR 265 is the electrically remote-controlled alternative to the mechanical EBH 250 and can be switched from any location in the boat or vehicle.
If you have any questions about compatibility with your on-board network, the Philippi-online team will be happy to advise you. Order now.
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