Circuit breaker lockout device for attachment to solid switch st

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Switch activation inhibitor – Actuator locking device

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200 4321, 200 4322, H01H 928

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055004954

ABSTRACT:
A device particularly suited for blocking access and locking out a circuit breaker or other switch of the type having a solid stem without holes, which includes a base having an opening for positioning on the switch base and receiving the switch stem, a clamping member, and a thumb screw for operation with the clamping member to clamp the device onto the switch stem to immobilize it. The device further includes a cover which is pivoted over a structure forming an aperture for receiving a lock shackle, the cover blocking operation of the thumb screw when the lock shackle is positioned and secured in said aperture.

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Breaker Lock.TM. S-Y-A-1 Brochure, Toloc Systems, Houston, Texas Distributed National Safety Congress Show Oct. 4-7, 1993.

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