Fault Current Calculations and NEC Requirements
(fuse or circuit breaker) is rated to safely interrupt. • Self protection rating only • NEC® 110.9 Interrupting Rating. • Requires the overcurrent device to have an interrupting rating not less than the maximum available fault current. • The maximum fault current must be calculated and varies based on system size/location. ................
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