Blue Sea Systems recalls
Blue Sea Systems boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 55,592 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Blue Sea Systems has one USCG safety recall on record, issued in May 2003 for T 1 circuit breakers due to electrical system concerns. The campaign affected over 55,000 units. Buyers of boats with Blue Sea Systems electrical components should verify that any T 1 breakers installed were either remedied or replaced since 2003.
All Blue Sea Systems recalls
- ⚠ Recall
030062T5/21/2003ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Blue Sea Systems
- Inspect the electrical panel for Blue Sea Systems T 1 circuit breakers and verify model numbers against the recall notice.
- Request documentation from the seller showing that recalled components were replaced or remedied per the manufacturer campaign.
- Have a marine electrician inspect all Blue Sea Systems electrical components during the pre purchase survey, especially on boats from the early 2000s.
- Contact Blue Sea Systems directly with component serial numbers to confirm recall status if the remedy history is unclear.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Blue Sea Systems had?
Blue Sea Systems has one USCG safety recall on record, issued in 2003 for T 1 circuit breakers affecting approximately 55,600 units.
What Blue Sea Systems products were recalled?
The May 2003 recall (030062T) covered T 1 circuit breakers due to electrical system safety concerns. No other Blue Sea Systems marine products appear in the USCG recall database.
Should I worry about Blue Sea Systems components on a used boat?
The single recall was limited to T 1 breakers from over 20 years ago. Verify that any T 1 units were remedied or replaced, and have the electrical system inspected as part of a standard marine survey.
How do I check if my Blue Sea Systems equipment is affected by the recall?
Check circuit breaker model numbers on your electrical panel against the T 1 designation from the 2003 campaign. If you find T 1 breakers, contact Blue Sea Systems with serial numbers to confirm remedy status.