DC Disconnect Switches Sample Clauses

DC Disconnect Switches. The DC disconnect(s) shall be 600 VDC, heavy-duty safety switch and be listed by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. Where located outdoors, disconnects shall be NEMA 3R. Where fused disconnects are used, the fuse shall have appropriate DC ratings.
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