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posi on and/or fully removed from the casse e.
To engage the device and place padlocks :
1. Ensure that the breaker's mobile por on is in DISCONNECTED
posi on and/or is fully removed from the casse e (see posi on
indicator Fig. 3.3).
2. Remove and store the Racking Handle. (In it's storage
loca on)
3. Extend the locking lever to allow access to the padlocking
holes.
To disengage the locking feature, simply remove the padlocks
and push the lever back into a posi on that is ush with the
casse e front facia.
Now the shu ers work normally again.
Racking Handle Access Preven on Padlocking
A standard feature allowing the user to store the racking handle
and to padlock the storage loca on, thus preven ng the
handles unauthorized use.
The padlocking device accepts up to three padlocks with a hasp
dimension of 3 to 8 mm (Fig. 3.4 C). The device can only be used
when the breaker' s mobile por on is in TEST or DISCONNECTED
posi on and/or fully removed from the casse e.
To engage the device and place padlocks :
1. Ensure that the breaker's mobile por on is in TEST or
DISCONNECTED posi on and/or is fully removed from the
casse e. (see posi on indicator Fig. 3.2 A)
2. Remove and store the Racking Handle. (In it's storage
loca on)
3. Extend the locking lever (Fig. 3.4 C) to allow access to the
padlocking holes.
To disengage the locking feature, simply remove the padlocks
and push the lever back into a posi on that is ush with the
casse e front facia.
Now the Racking handle can be removed from it's storage
loca on.
Drawout Support Slides Padlocking
A standard feature allowing the user to place padlocks that will
prevent the inser on of a breaker's mobile por on into the
casse e. The
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