Perform a load calculation per the NEC and size the Service accordingly.

Obviously, 800A fuses will be accepted by a 800A switch -- presuming they are the right type.

Your query gives the appearance of someone new to electrical engineering -- as against field wiring of apartments.

As a general rule Service equipment is sized per the Code and fused to the maximum of the frame size. Further, the typical Poco will only run a limited selection of wire sizes for their drops or laterals. You'll want to know what those values are, too.

After the MAIN, typically a fused bolt-switch, each dwelling will have a disconnecting means. These days each dwelling will be normally individually metered. If so, the Poco will have very definite preferences as to locations and meter heights and working clearances.

I do not recommend attempting any design work of this nature unless it is overseen by an experienced engineer or electrical contractor active with your Poco. In this market, a newbie is going to get into trouble.


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