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From a PPE point of view, there is no difference from a standard 240/120 AC system. There is still the same amount of arc flash and potential difference.

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Peter, alot of downtown SF, CA, and a lot of other older cities were wired DC and AC during the Westinghouse / Edison debacle AC vs. DC. And for some motor applications in industrial areas DC was prefered, a lot of them still exist and operate here. Although you can not get a new DC service, you can maintain an existing one.

Most of which require very little maintance, as they have survived this long. About 100 years! Although so far I have relaced several conductors, and a few contacts for motors. This is the only live work I have come across needing to be done. And, it looks like we'll get PG&E to cut it.

My only real question really was glove ratings. As I went to Salsbeury's site sever times and couldn't find DC ratings at all, Until Bjarney found them.

And, it looks like I'm due for some gloves anyway... Think I should get some 0 rated gloves, you know, for around the house.


Mark Heller
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