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| (1) carrying continuously not less than 135 percent of the rated current of the capacitor installation; |
| (2) interrupting the maximum continuous load current of each capacitor, capacitor bank, or capacitor installation that will be switched as a unit; |
| (3) withstanding the maximum inrush current, including contributions from adjacent capacitor installations; and |
| (4) carrying currents due to faults on the capacitor side of the switch. |
| (1) A means shall be installed to isolate from all sources of voltage each capacitor, capacitor bank, or capacitor installation that will be removed from service as a unit. |
| (2) The isolating means shall provide a visible gap in the electrical circuit adequate for the operating voltage. |
| (1) Mechanically sequenced isolating and bypass switches. |
| (2) Interlocks. |
| (3) Switching procedure prominently displayed at the switching location. |
| Note: Authority cited: Section 142.3, Labor Code. Reference: Section 142.3, Labor Code. |
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