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Dave:
OK, now I get it.
As Bob said, Sq D has Power Link.
And, you have the shunt trip option on many other brands, but not 'remote-ON' that I'm aware of. ST indicates trip at the CB, and the handle does the reset.
Your key lock setup seems to cover LOTO...but as Bob said...tradition.
I wonder why?? Push-A-matic went by the wayside?? Heck, I even have some OLD 3-pole Bulldogs laying in the shop.

As to UL, Reno's on the track...trip indication, reset capabilities, etc.

John


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Very few circuit breakers over 2000A have "operating handles". They are almost always operated by Open and Close pushbuttons. Trip indication is usually provided by a "flag" indicator.

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