💡 Xscorpion CB150A 150-Amp Resettable Circuit Breaker with Manual Reset Review

I like them because if they blow you just have to reset them quickly instead of replacing the fuse. Fast, easy and efficient.

I wanted to install this switch as soon as I started tightening the nut and the screw broke off immediately. The very cheap return window is closed so I'm sticking with this bad product.

I finally got a chance to use this over the weekend with my modified 100 watt sine wave inverter which I used to power my industrial vacuum for about 20 minutes and it worked well with no problems .

I have used these XScorpion jackhammers in several professional applications. They are unreliable and the quality is below average. I've had shocks of 150 and 200 amps below their rated amps on 12 volt systems. These two switches are no longer reset. The reset lever flaps in the wind and does not stay in the reset position. Spend a few bucks more to get a quality switch.

later I bought a couple of these to use in my dual battery setup for my 2007 Jeep Wrangler. They arrived quickly with Revain Prime and were not damaged. I've been using them for about a month now and they seem to be doing what they're supposed to do. I recommend anyone looking for this type of circuit to try it.

For customers wishing to move their car battery to the trunk, this is an economical and effective yet reliable alternative to more expensive circuit breakers. I used sheet metal screws and a DeWalt impact tool to mount it to the rack chassis, then took the zero gauge positive wires, connected them to the copper plates, and installed the copper plates under the nuts on this circuit breaker. Simple, cheap, effective.

I added an extra fuse box to my Jeep and decided to use an easy to reset switch instead of the built in fuse. After drilling some new screw holes and installing two screws, I slide the Xscorpion breaker into place. To set it flush with the wall, I tapped it lightly with a spacer and a rubber mallet, and the spring mechanism broke immediately. If I had known it was so fragile I would have filed the holes with a rat tail instead of holding the switch in place. The product still worked after that,