92 Series — 32VDC manual-reset overload protector (12A) — 1 piece Key benefits Reliable overload protection for battery-powered systems up to 32 VDC — prevents damage from short-term overcurrents and reduces downtime. Manual reset design lets you restore protection without replacing components after a fault, saving time and maintenance cost. Long service life (rated 12 years) provides predictable lifecycle planning and reduces replacement frequency. What it does and why you need it Acts as an inline overload protector for battery circuits, interrupting excessive current before it damages wiring, batteries, or connected equipment. Protects sensitive electronics and battery health by limiting the energy delivered during overloads, helping avoid thermal or electrical failure modes. Manual reset capability simplifies troubleshooting and service: clear trip, identify and fix the cause, then reset the protector. Key specifications and attributes Series: 92 Series Voltage rating: 32 VDC Reset type: Manual reset (reusable after clearance of fault) Shipping configuration: 1 piece, size/current rating = 12 A Available current ratings in the 92 Series: 0.5 A, 1 A, 1.5 A, 2 A, 3 A, 4 A, 5 A, 6 A, 7 A, 8 A, 9 A, 10 A, 12 A, 15 A Expected service life: 12 years Designed specifically for battery applications requiring reliable overload protection within the 32 VDC range Performance and compatibility Use with battery systems whose nominal voltage does not exceed 32 VDC (common examples: 12 V and 24 V battery systems). Select the appropriate current rating from the 92 Series to match the nominal load current and downstream wiring to ensure proper protection. The 12 A unit ships as one piece and is ready for installation in battery circuits where a 12 A protection point is required. Practical use scenarios RV or camper 12 V distribution panel: protect lighting, pumps, and accessory circuits from overloads while allowing on-site manual reset after faults are cleared. Small off-grid solar / battery bank (12 V or 24 V): protect inverters, charge controllers, and DC loads from overloads and simplify maintenance with a resettable protector. Marine battery systems: provide repeatable overload protection for bilge pumps, navigation electronics, and cabin circuits without the need to carry spare fuses. Installation and selection tips Match the protector’s current rating to the normal operating current of the circuit; avoid oversizing protection to maintain effective overload response. Ensure system voltage does not exceed the 32 VDC rating. After a trip, investigate and correct the overload cause before resetting to prevent repeated faults. Reliable, reusable protection for battery systems where predictable performance and long lifetime are needed.