None of the STPs I have been on where we started a new standard had this happen. I guess you were on the STPs in easy mode.
230.46 Listed and identified connectors for line side taps
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For what it's worth, I was given the following link.
https://iaeimagazine.org/columns/ul...onnectors-update-and-fault-managed-equipment/
Embedded in this article is another link to another site, UL Product IQ. Following the instructions in the article, I came across the Polaris IPL series that the site claims are service rated for connectors 350MCM and above, although I have not been able to confirm that through product spec sheets, etc.
https://iaeimagazine.org/columns/ul...onnectors-update-and-fault-managed-equipment/
Embedded in this article is another link to another site, UL Product IQ. Following the instructions in the article, I came across the Polaris IPL series that the site claims are service rated for connectors 350MCM and above, although I have not been able to confirm that through product spec sheets, etc.
wwhitney
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See https://www.nsiindustries.com/line-side-SKUs/ for a list of connectors tested for 230.46 compliance. Apparently this has been true since March 23, so before the date of the OP.
Cheers, Wayne
Cheers, Wayne
Sberry
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No split bolts????
ptonsparky
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Could they be like RMC and predate some of that Stuff.No split bolts????
jaggedben
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They'd still have to be listed to the new standard.No split bolts????
jaggedben
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They'd still have to be specially listed to the new rule.No split bolts????