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Courtesy of an Architect. This was found on a project. Back from the day. Anyone ever seen anything from this mfg??
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I would find an excuse to put it on the wall in the living room if I had one To answer your question I have this from that manufacturer.
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They're very similar products. When you move the lever it makes something go off.
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Thanks NORCAL. Interesting how some companies branched out to stay in business in bad times.
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Very neat and fascinating to see such an unexpected product from that particular company!
7 years as product specialist of a leading retailer of electrical supplies
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I have to ask .... does that disconnect use cartridge fuses?
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Were they the one4s with the screw on cap and replaceable element?
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Greg: No, I just looked at the pic, and they are one time
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