Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
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Greetings all,
Is this sufficient as an isolation - pulling a fuse holder from the cutout? The policy at the company in which I work is that this is insufficient since there may be leakage on the cutout. We use a hotline connector when connecting cutouts - these are removed in addition to the fuse holders being pulled. What is your company's policy? If its not a problem, please mention the company you work for. Thanks from Trinidad and Tobago (state owned utility company).
Is this sufficient as an isolation - pulling a fuse holder from the cutout? The policy at the company in which I work is that this is insufficient since there may be leakage on the cutout. We use a hotline connector when connecting cutouts - these are removed in addition to the fuse holders being pulled. What is your company's policy? If its not a problem, please mention the company you work for. Thanks from Trinidad and Tobago (state owned utility company).






RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
Bill
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RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
We do ground the lines, I am asking about the isolation only.
RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
RE: Question about using the removal of fuse holder only as an isolation
Daniel