Disconnect needed?

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The situation is a 112.5KVA transformer being fed from a panelboard far away and out of sight of the transformer. On the secondary is a panelboard with a main breaker. Does the main breaker act as the disconnect for the entire installation or do I need a disconnect for the primary feeder?
 
I'm not understanding the question.

You said you have a transformer feeder disconnect:
The situation is a 112.5KVA transformer being fed from a panelboard far away and out of sight of the transformer. ...
A panel with a main CB on the xfm secondary doesn't have anything to do with disconnecting the transformer - but I'm thinking you already knew that. Which leads me to beleive - I don't understand the question.

Are you asking if you need a transformer disconnect in-sight-of the transformer?

If you are under NEC 2011, 450.14 governs transformer disconnecting means.

the worm
 
What code cycle are you on? For for the 2008 and earlier you did not need a disconnect within sight of a transformer for the primary. The 2011 requires one, or a not within sight disconnect that is lockable and a transformer with some documentation as to where the disco is located.
 
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