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#46213 12/15/04 10:08 PM
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Can any of you positively identify this switch gear (manufacturer, series, type etc.) http://www.trilogy4.com/mike/panels

I could really use your help on this. Thanks in advance.


I cut it twice and it's still to short!
#46214 12/16/04 12:50 AM
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Looks like older SqD, but cant be sure. You might have to get close ups of the handles and other items, or for that matter, open it up, maybe something inside wasn't painted blue. Its a tough one!


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Thanks, sgreany. I'll contact a local ITE dealer now.

Thanks also iwire for posting the photos on this board.


I cut it twice and it's still to short!

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