IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007
Approved IEEE Draft Recommended Practice for Applying Low Voltage Circuit Breakers Used in Industrial and Commercial Power Systems: Corrigendum 1
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IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007 is a corrigendum to the approved IEEE draft recommended practice for applying low-voltage circuit breakers used in industrial and commercial power systems. It is relevant to engineers and specifiers who need clearer guidance on breaker application in power distribution environments. By refining the underlying draft document, it supports more consistent interpretation of recommended practices for selection, coordination, and safe use of low-voltage circuit breakers in practical installations.
IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007 overview
This technical document belongs to the power, energy, and industry applications area and focuses on the application of low-voltage circuit breakers in industrial and commercial systems. As a corrigendum, IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007 is intended to correct or clarify material in the draft recommended practice, helping readers rely on a more accurate reference. It is especially useful where breaker performance, system coordination, and installation decisions must align with the recommended practice.
Typical use cases
IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007 is commonly used when reviewing low-voltage breaker application details for facility power distribution, switchgear arrangements, and protective coordination studies. It may support design teams working on industrial plants, commercial buildings, and other electrical systems that use low-voltage circuit breakers. The corrigendum can also be helpful during procurement and specification review when comparing equipment intent against the recommended practice for the intended service conditions.
Why this standard matters
This standard matters because low-voltage circuit breaker application affects safety, reliability, and system performance. Even small corrections in a corrigendum can improve design consistency and reduce ambiguity in engineering documents. For organizations using IEEE P1015_Cor 1/D1, Jan 2007, the value lies in better alignment between breaker selection, installation practice, and expected operating behavior. That can support clearer compliance decisions, more dependable coordination, and lower risk during project execution and equipment acceptance.
- Low-voltage circuit breaker application
- Industrial and commercial power systems
- Corrigendum to an approved draft recommended practice
- Selection, coordination, and installation guidance
- English-language IEEE technical reference
- Publication Date: 2007
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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