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SD LOCKLockable switch-disconnector: original educational illustration
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Lockable switch-disconnector

A lockable switch-disconnector combines an isolation-capable switching device with a documented locking provision. It appears in feeder isolation and maintenance arrangements where both the electrical and mechanical functions matter.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Power distribution
Reference family
IEC / Manufacturer

A distinction that matters

A locking handle does not increase the switching or fault-interruption rating.

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IsolatorDisconnector: original educational illustration
Symbols

Disconnector

A disconnector, often called an isolator, provides an isolation function in an electrical circuit. Its representation should be read with the drawing legend and the selected device specification. Do not infer load-breaking or fault-interruption capability simply because a drawing contains a switch-like mark.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Power distribution
Reference family
IEC / IEEE / ANSI

A distinction that matters

A load-break switch has a specified load-switching capability. A disconnector designation alone does not establish that capability.

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