2. SCE
  3. SCE-EXD18SS

SCE SCE-EXD18SS, SCE-100AFSD, SCE-400AFSD, SCE-60AFSD, SCE-EXD12, SCE-EXD18 Installation Information

  • I have reviewed the product detail document for Saginaw Control's various electrical enclosure components. This document outlines features such as window kits for visual inspection, convenient program ports, folding shelves, and disconnect enclosures. These components aim to improve safety and accessibility when working with electrical enclosures. I'm ready to delve into specific aspects of any of these items.
  • What is the purpose of the Flash Protection Boundary?
    Who can access electrical enclosures within the Flash Protection Boundary?
    How does this product reduce the Hazard/Risk Category Classification?
Arc Flash Safety
NFPA 70E
To protect operators NFPA 70E standards require a “Flash Protection Boundary.” Only qualied personnel with
extensive protective clothing and equipment, including re-resistant suits and hoods along with non-conductive
wands, can access electrical equipment enclosures capable of generating an arc ash. Ref. Table 130.7 Hazard/
Risk Category Classications and Protective Clothing and Personal Protective Equipment Matrix NFPA 70E.
Reduce the Hazard/Risk
Category Classication by
Reducing the Need to Access
the Enclosure
Reduce the Hazard/Risk
Category Classication by
Reducing the Chance of
Accidental Contact with
Energized Parts
A. Window Kit
B. Program Port / Convenience Receptacle
C. Folding Shelf
D. External Print Pocket
E. Hinged Window Kit
F. Door Stop
G. Dead Front / Swing-out Panel
H. Barrier Plate
I. Internal Disconnect Enclosure
J. External Disconnect Enclosure
A
B
C
D
E
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J
I
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