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Jk1996

Jk1996

Electrical
Mar 14, 2021
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Does AC23 on an isolator mean the isolator is capable of breaking (
Emergency stopping an inductive load?
 
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Dear Mr. Jk1996 (Electrical)(OP)10 Nov 21 22:14
"...Does AC23 on an isolator mean the isolator is capable of breaking (
Emergency stopping an inductive load? "
1. Refer to the "link" as advised by learned Mr. xnuke.
2. Yes, it can. See also IEC 60947-3 on (switches, disconnectors,....) where it states the (AC-23A, 23B ) typical applications [switching of motor loads or other highly inductive loads]
Che Kuan Yau (Singapore)
 
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