Service Breaker from 1970s - Identification Help Needed

[rccarroll]

I was inspecting a three phase service panelboard inside a commercial building. The only label has a date from the 1970's with instructions to reset a breaker. There is a device that may be a breaker but I am not sure. Does anyone know what this is?

 

[hillbilly1]

Looks like a fuse pullout.

 

[rccarroll]

Thank you!

 

[kwired]

Looks like fuse pullout to me also, and instructions for something else - like a circuit breaker.

 

[mopowr steve]

I was inspecting a three phase service panelboard inside a commercial building. The only label has a date from the 1970's with instructions to reset a breaker. There is a device that may be a breaker but I am not sure. Does anyone know what this is?

Nahhhh,
Look at the word to the left says “NOON” I’d say it’s a time clock
Looks to be the 200 amp main fuse pull-out to maybe a Wadsworth panel that may contain branch circuit breakers.

 

[synchro]

This General Electric pullout looks very similar to the OP's picture, except it's a 2-pole:

200 AMP GE GENERAL ELECTRIC 120/240 VOLT FUSE PULLOUT F6708Z F6708 Z | eBay

STAMPED F6708 Z ON THE INSIDE OF THE PULLOUT. GE GENERAL ELECTRIC200 amp 120/240 Volt Fuse Pullout.

www.ebay.com

 

[readydave8]

here's a single phase panel (branch breakers are below, out of frame}

 

[norcal]

A lot of old Circle AW products used Westinghouse components, later used ITE, and ITE Siemens, when Siemens-Allis owned ITE, & Circle AW, but Circle AW used to offer panelboards & switchboards, never have seen them but probably dropped when Siemens-Allis owned them many years ago, their big market was metering, enclosures, & wireway, (gutters).