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Look for Blue Sea Systems' booth, number 1142. Click here for information about MAATS.

IBEX 2008
International BoatBuilder's Exhibition & Conference (IBEX)
Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida, USA
October 6-8, 2008



Look for the Blue Sea Systems booth number 840.

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Previous issues of

Issue 50
(May 16, 2008)

Press Release:
Blue Sea Systems Now Shipping ML-Series Heavy Duty Automatic Charging Relay (ACR)

Application Brief:
ML-Series Heavy Duty ACR Supports High-Amp Charging and Emergency Cross Connect

Product Announcement:
ML-Series Heavy Duty Solenoid Switch Now Shipping



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Press Release

Blue Sea Systems Promotes Scott McEniry to Sales Engineer

Blue Sea Systems is happy to announce the promotion of Scott McEniry to Sales Engineer responsible for all custom products. Scott has been with Blue Sea Systems for over eight years and most recently held the position of Sales Operations Manager directing the Customer Service team and managing Technical Support.

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Blue Sea Systems Now Shipping ML*-Series Heavy Duty Remote Battery Switch *Magnetic Latching

Blue Sea Systems is shipping the new ML-Series Heavy Duty Remote Battery Switch. This 500 Ampere switch is installed as close as possible to battery banks to minimize long runs of large wire that increase installation cost, and can lead to reduced performance. It is operated by a low-current control switch installed at a safe and convenient location away from the most likely place for a fire to start—the engine room.

This innovative remote battery switch uses a magnetic latching* relay—it draws very low current in the ON or OFF state, and only draws moderate current for milliseconds when changing state. The manual override knob can be used to switch current manually in an emergency, and to lock the circuit OFF for servicing. A version of the Remote Battery Switch without a manual override knob, the ML-Series Solenoid, is also available.