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-2 -2 Systems integration

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The electrical characteristics of each overcurrent protective device must be compatible with other devices and its coordination must be considered in the design of the entire protective system.

Section 111.50-2 — full text

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The electrical characteristics of each overcurrent protective device must be compatible with other devices and its coordination must be considered in the design of the entire protective system. Note to § 111.50-2:The electrical characteristics of overcurrent protective devices may differ between standards. The interchangeability and compatibility of components complying with differing standards cannot be assumed. [CGD 94-108, 61 FR 28279, June 4, 1996]

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46 CFR §111.50-2 — -2 -2 Systems integration · CaptainsGround