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Connectors for 200V dc

davidwalker2
I have an installation that uses 200V dc (balanced about earth but not earthed). All the installed equipment is direct wired, but I have an application that needs a plug and socket.  I don't want to use the standard connectors that are also used for ac to avoid ac equipment being plugged in inadvertently.  The equipment in question will draw a current around 8 amps and is metal framed, not double insulated so needs an earth.  I would be grateful for any suggestions/ advice.


I am sure that this has been discussed previously, but I cannot find it on the old forum.


Many thanks,


David
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    Presumably the socket should have a D.C. isolator upfront of it, such as a readily available D.C. rotary isolator like this that can be locked to restrict the use of the socket, though it cannot be interlocked.


    Is there to be multiple sockets around the site to allow the equipment to be repositioned or is it to allow the equipment that will only be used in one location to be placed into storage?


     Andy 


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    Presumably the socket should have a D.C. isolator upfront of it, such as a readily available D.C. rotary isolator like this that can be locked to restrict the use of the socket, though it cannot be interlocked.


    Is there to be multiple sockets around the site to allow the equipment to be repositioned or is it to allow the equipment that will only be used in one location to be placed into storage?


     Andy 


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