The Circuit Breaker, cataloged under National Stock Number 5925-01-539-5575, is classified within Federal Supply Class 5925 (Circuit Breakers) of the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components group. Government technical data includes 1 specification, cited from the U.S. Government catalog. 1 additional reference document (drawings, advisory and superseded references) is recorded in the U.S. Government catalog. Current acquisition status: Active.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| NSN | 5925-01-539-5575 |
| Item Name | Circuit Breaker |
| FSC / FSG | 5925 / 59 — Circuit Breakers |
| Status | ACTIVE |
| Unpackaged Unit Weight | 0.240 POUNDS NOMINAL LBS |
| Acquisition Status | ACTIVE |
| DEMIL Code | DEMIL A — No Demilitarization Required |
| Hazard | Possible hazard — SDS may be required (DLA HMIC P) |
| Criticality Code | X |
| Reference | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 7012 | 3/9 Design control — primary reference Blue Sea Systems, Inc. Dba Blue Sea Systems Div Blue Sea Systems |
NSN 5925-01-539-5575 is a Circuit Breaker, classified under FSC 5925, Circuit Breakers. Status: active.
Key specifications for 5925-01-539-5575: Unpackaged Unit Weight: 0.240 POUNDS NOMINAL LBS; Special Features: IGNITION PROTECTED, SAFE FOR INSTALLATION ABOARD GASOLINE POWERED BOATS; ALL COMPONENTS MEET SAE J1171 EXTERNAL IGNITION PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS; WATERPROOF; COMBINES SWITCHING AND CIRCUIT BREAKER FUNCTION INTO ONE UNIT; TRIP FREE, CANNOT BE HELD CLOSED AFTER TRIP; OPERATION TEMPERATURE RANGE -25C TO 82C; PHENOLIC CASE MATERIAL; End Item Identification: BOAT, LINE HANDLING, 9 METER, 9MLH0301; BOAT, LINE HANDLING, 9 METER, 9MLH0302. 1 specification is documented in the U.S. Government catalog.
Possible hazard — SDS may be required (DLA HMIC P). Hazard information on this page is shown exactly as it appears in the DLA record.
U.S. Government catalog: edition PUBLOGDVD v12.0.0 (OCT 2026), edition date 2026-10-01, retrieved 2026-10-16.
U.S. Government catalog: edition PUBLOGDVD v12.0.0 (OCT 2026), edition date 2026-10-01, retrieved 2026-10-18.