Battery switch ON/OFF 275A

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RRP £21.37
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Heavy-duty 275A battery disconnect switch (12-48V) with removable knob, surface or panel mount, and ISO 8846 ignition protection. Ideal for marine, motorhome, and off-grid battery isolation.

SKU
VBS127010010
Dimensions
95 x 95 x 95 mm
Continuous Current
275A
1-Minute Rating
450A
Cranking Rating
1200A
Voltage Rating
48V DC

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Full Specifications

SKU VBS127010010
Dimensions 95 x 95 x 95 mm
Continuous Current 275A
1-Minute Rating 450A
Cranking Rating 1200A
Voltage Rating 48V DC
Terminal Material Tin-plated copper
Hex Nut Material Tin-plated
Mounting Surface or panel mount
Removable Knob Yes
Ignition Protection ISO 8846
Engine Room Safe Yes

About the Battery switch ON/OFF 275A

The Victron Energy Battery Switch ON/OFF 275A (VBS127010010) is a heavy-duty battery disconnect switch designed to isolate batteries from DC loads and charge sources in marine, automotive, and off-grid installations. Rated for 275A continuous current with a 450A one-minute rating and 1200A cranking rating, this switch handles the demands of large battery banks and high-current systems up to 48V. The tin-plated copper terminals ensure low resistance and excellent conductivity. The switch can be surface or panel mounted, providing installation flexibility. The unique ergonomic knob is removable for security and isolation purposes — ideal for preventing unauthorised use or ensuring complete disconnection during maintenance. Meeting the ISO 8846 Ignition Protection standard, the switch is safe for use in engine rooms and other environments where flammable gases may be present. Typical applications include isolating house batteries on boats and motorhomes, disconnecting solar battery banks, emergency battery disconnection, and paralleling house and starter batteries in emergencies.