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Thanks Curt for the reply-- are these relays or thermal - krminyl@... - 09-24-2006 12:45 Auto-Reset Circuit Breaker Information: Compact circuit breakers with an auto-reset facility. Designed to withstand overload but to trip quickly on short circuits, the circuit breaker latches into an off state under fault conditions and automatically returns to the on state after a set period of time. If the fault condition still exists, the unit will immediately latch off again. This process of checking the circuit will continue until the fault is cleared. Kevin McKeown Yorba Linda, CA 1986 38' PT (maybe for sale in a month) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Thanks Curt for the reply-- are these relays or thermal - ED GARDELS - 09-24-2006 16:20 Are these thermal fuses, relays or what? Do you have to get them from bb or can they be purchesed localy. Again what do you call them? Thanks Ed Gardels 89sp Arlington, Texas Thanks Curt for the reply-- are these relays or thermal - Curt Sprenger - 09-24-2006 17:25 Ed, You can buy them at your local auto parts store. If I understand what you previously described, the "can" is simply called a 12VDC circuit breaker (auto reset)...not a fuse which means they break the circuit and no reset. They are rated at different AMPS as needed.. Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92, Anaheim Hills, Calif. ED GARDELS wrote: >Are these thermal fuses, relays or what? Do you have to get them from >bb or can they be purchesed localy. Again what do you call them? > Thanks > Ed Gardels 89sp > Arlington, Texas > > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > >