AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C
Carling A-Series 50A single-pole hydraulic-magnetic supplementary protector with slant terminals.
SKU CB-AA1-50A-SPR
Carling A-Series 50A single-pole hydraulic-magnetic supplementary protector with slant terminals. MPN AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C. UL 1077 Recognized; CSA Accepted.
- Carling part number
- AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C
- Current
- 50A
- Poles
- 1
- Protection
- Hydraulic-magnetic supplementary protector
- Trip response
- Medium delay (code 34)
- Terminal
- Slant
- Color
- Red
- Series
- A-Series
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About this product
AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C is a Carling A-Series 50A single-pole hydraulic-magnetic component supplementary protector. Its complete ordering identity, rather than the family limits alone, should be used for selection.
Product overview
- Series and poles: A-Series AA1; 1 pole
- Protection: Series-trip hydraulic-magnetic supplementary protector
- Rated current: 50A
- Trip response: Medium delay (code 34)
- Old or replaced part number: AA1-X0-00-046-9G1-C
Verified specifications
- Trip-free: Trips on overload even when the actuator is held ON
- Trip indication: Actuator moves positively to OFF on electrical trip
- Insulation resistance: Minimum 100 megohms at 500 VDC
- Dielectric strength: 1,500 VAC, 60 Hz for one minute between electrically isolated terminals
- Current tolerance: +/-35%
- Mechanical endurance: 10,000 ON-OFF operations at six operations per minute with rated current and voltage
Installation details
- Terminal orientation: Slant
- Terminal configuration: Code 9 CGM slanted rear terminal; 10-32 combination binding-head screw
- Mounting: Two 6-32 x 0.195-inch threaded inserts per pole; no barriers
- Terminal torque: 15-20 in-lb (1.7-2.3 N-m)
Environmental durability
- Operating temperature: -40 C to +85 C
- Shock: 100 G, 6 ms sawtooth, MIL-STD-202 Method 213 Condition I
- Vibration: 0.060-inch excursion at 10-55 Hz and 10 G at 55-500 Hz, Method 204C Condition A
- Salt spray: Method 101 Condition A, 5% NaCl for 96 hours
- Thermal shock: Method 107D Condition A, five cycles from -55 C to +85 C
Agency recognition and selection
- Configuration: UL 1077 Recognized; CSA Accepted
Part-number breakdown
- Reference manual
- Carling A-Series datasheet, UL 1077 Handle Ordering Scheme (p. 6)
- Complete manufacturer part number
- AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C
- 1. Series
- A — A-Series
- 2. Actuator
- A — Handle, one per pole
- 3. Poles
- 1 — 1 pole
- 4. Circuit
- B — Series trip (current)
- 5. Auxiliary/alarm switch
- 0 — Without auxiliary switch
- 6. Frequency and delay
- 34 — DC / 50–60 Hz medium
- 7. Current rating code
- 650 — 50 A
- 8. Terminal
- 9 — Slant orientation
- 9. Actuator color and legend
- G — Red actuator, white legend (ON–OFF)
- 10. Mounting / barriers
- 1 — Two 6-32 × 0.195 in threaded inserts per pole; no barriers
- 11. Agency approval
- C — UL Recognized; CSA Accepted
Product details
- Carling part number
- AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C
- Current
- 50A
- Poles
- 1
- Protection
- Hydraulic-magnetic supplementary protector
- Trip response
- Medium delay (code 34)
- Terminal
- Slant
- Color
- Red
- Series
- A-Series
- Circuit
- Series trip (current)
- Voltage
- Not specified
- Amperage
- 50A
- Mounting
- Two 6-32 x 0.195-inch threaded inserts per pole; no barriers
- Frequency
- DC and 50/60 Hz
- Trip Free
- Yes - trips on overload with actuator held ON
- Trip Delay
- Medium delay (code 34)
- Product Type
- Component supplementary protector
- Actuator Type
- Handle, one per pole
- Housing Color
- Black
- Terminal Type
- Slant
- Thermal Shock
- Method 107D, Condition A; five cycles, -55 C to +85 C
- Actuator Color
- Red
- Actuator Style
- Toggle
- Ul Recognition
- QVNU2, File E75596
- Actuator Legend
- ON-OFF with white legend
- Agency Approval
- UL 1077 Recognized; CSA Accepted
- Protection Type
- Hydraulic-magnetic
- Trip Indication
- Positive OFF-position indication on electrical trip
- Shock Resistance
- 100 G, 6 ms sawtooth; MIL-STD-202 Method 213, Condition I
- Csa Certification
- Class 3215 30, File 047848 0 000; CSA C22.2 No. 235
- Current Tolerance
- +/-35%
- Family Max Current
- 50 A
- Family Max Voltage
- 277 VAC / 80 VDC - configuration dependent
- Actuator Color Code
- G
- Current Rating Code
- 650
- Dielectric Strength
- 1,500 VAC, 60 Hz, 1 minute between electrically isolated terminals
- Moisture Resistance
- Method 106D; ten 24-hour cycles at +25 C to +65 C, 80-98% RH; 56 days at +85 C, 85% RH
- Mechanical Endurance
- 10,000 ON-OFF operations at 6 per minute with rated current and voltage
- Replaces Part Number
- AA1-X0-00-046-9G1-C
- Typical Applications
- Marine; renewable energy; telecom; welders; generators; military; industrial automation; commercial food equipment; medical equipment
- Vibration Resistance
- 0.060 in excursion, 10-55 Hz; 10 G, 55-500 Hz; Method 204C, Condition A
- Insulation Resistance
- Minimum 100 megohms at 500 VDC
- Operating Temperature
- -40 C to +85 C
- Salt Spray Resistance
- Method 101, Condition A; 5% NaCl, 96 hours
- Terminal Screw Torque
- 15-20 in-lb (1.7-2.3 N-m)
- Auxiliary Alarm Switch
- None
- Terminal Configuration
- Code 9 CGM slanted rear terminal; 10-32 combination binding-head screw
- Manufacturer Part Number
- AA1-B0-34-650-9G1-C
- Mounting Hardware Torque
- 7-9 in-lb (0.8-1.0 N-m)
- Approximate Weight Per Pole
- 65 g / 2.32 oz
- Family Max Interrupting Capacity
- 7,500 A - configuration dependent
Shipping & returns
- Stocked items typically ship the next business day from our US warehouse.
- 30-day returns on unused stocked items. Exclusions apply. See policy
- Custom and quoted items are non-returnable once production begins.
Warranty
Backed by the original manufacturer’s warranty plus our workmanship guarantee on assembled harnesses. Contact us with your invoice and we’ll coordinate any covered repair or replacement.
Read the full warranty termsInstallation guidance
These notes are a starting point. They cover the common considerations for a marine install — they don't replace a project review against your specific boat, helm, and circuit list.
- Disconnect the battery and verify zero voltage at the working point before cutting or splicing.
- Match wire gauge to the breaker and the run length, not just to the load.
- Use marine-rated, tinned terminals and seal every crimp against moisture and vibration.
- Route conductors clear of heat sources and protect them where they pass through bulkheads.
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Certifications & training
- ABYC-aware build practices
- OEM-grade marine wire & terminals
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