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    Mitsubishi MCCB F-type and V-Type Operating Handles

    Unfortunately not, I believe there has been some kind of contractor/client dispute so there are no drawings or specs available. I've just been informed the panels are about 2 years old and that's all I've got at the moment.
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    Mitsubishi MCCB F-type and V-Type Operating Handles

    Haha no unfortunately not. That would be too easy. We do a lot of surveys on panels with critical data systems etc attatched to them where isolating the supply is not an option. Unfortunately this is one of those times. Again this kind of work has been quite routine for us in the past...
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    Mitsubishi MCCB F-type and V-Type Operating Handles

    Moulded case circuit breaker panels fitted with interlock rotary isolators or as Mitsubishi call them "operating handles" generally have a spoof on the isolator/handle so you can access the switchgear inside without isolating the circuit. I've worked extensively with Schneider and ABB switchgear...
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    Mitsubishi MCCB F-type and V-Type Operating Handles

    Does anyone know how to/if you can spoof the operating handles on Mitsubishi panels with the circuit breaker still live? Thanks

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