breaker lockout types

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Cavie said:
You can find them for most manufacturers. They are held in place by the panel cover. No screws are involved. They are brand specific. They have a ring for a small suitcase type lock. Big box stores have them. Supply houses have them.
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Yep, just got off the phone with EATON and my supplier is ordering one in for this afternoon from their other location where they have 10 on hand. It's a BRLW, (not the BRLW-1 or 2). There is no pic of one on the pdf catalog, but the rep said he had one in his hand and it is held in by the deadfront , locks in either position. Big box stores have this? I'd be amazed if my local HD had this on hand.
 
newservice said:
Yep, just got off the phone with EATON and my supplier is ordering one in for this afternoon from their other location where they have 10 on hand. It's a BRLW, (not the BRLW-1 or 2). There is no pic of one on the pdf catalog, but the rep said he had one in his hand and it is held in by the deadfront , locks in either position. Big box stores have this? I'd be amazed if my local HD had this on hand.
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HD will should have the for GE and SQD. mine does.
 
goldstar said:
I've used these. They work fine.

http://www.idealindustries.com/products/wire_management/lockout_tagout/lockout_devices.jsp
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Devices you have there are fine compliments to your LOTO program, but do not qualify as a permanent locking means that remains in place even when not in use as is required by a few sections of the NEC, such as 422.31(B), 430.102(A) exception 3 and 430.102(B)(2) exception, are a few examples, I think there is a few other places with similar requirements.
 
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