IEEE PC37.48/D10
Pole Air Switches, Fuse Disconnecting Switches, and Accessories (Revision of IEEE C37.48-1997) Superseded by C37.48-2004
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IEEE PC37.48/D10 is a technical document for pole air switches, fuse disconnecting switches, and related accessories, reflecting a revision of IEEE C37.48-1997 and later superseded by C37.48-2004. It addresses equipment used in power, energy, and industrial applications where switching and disconnecting functions must be defined with care. For engineers, buyers, and specifiers, this standard helps identify the intended scope of the apparatus and the performance expectations tied to its design and application.
What is IEEE PC37.48/D10?
IEEE PC37.48/D10 is a draft or pre-final IEEE standard designation focused on pole-mounted air switches, fuse disconnecting switches, and associated accessories. Its purpose is to frame technical requirements and terminology for devices used in overhead distribution and similar electrical systems. As a revision of IEEE C37.48-1997, it fits into the broader practice of specifying switching equipment that must isolate circuits, support maintenance work, and operate reliably under utility and industrial service conditions.
Where is IEEE PC37.48/D10 used?
This standard is most relevant in power distribution environments where pole-top switching and fuse disconnecting equipment are installed on overhead lines and related structures. It may be used by utilities, electrical contractors, and equipment manufacturers working with air switches and accessory hardware for distribution feeders, sectionalizing points, and circuit isolation. IEEE PC37.48/D10 is also useful during specification review, procurement, and equipment comparison when matching a device to established switching practice.
Why is IEEE PC37.48/D10 important?
IEEE PC37.48/D10 matters because it supports consistent expectations for equipment intended to switch or disconnect circuits in exposed utility applications. Clear technical guidance can reduce ambiguity during design selection, testing, and procurement, especially where safety and operational reliability are important. For organizations working with pole-mounted switching gear, the standard helps align product choices with recognized engineering practice and can lower the risk of mismatched accessories, uncertain ratings, or inconsistent installation requirements.
- Pole air switch applications
- Fuse disconnecting switch scope
- Accessory compatibility
- Overhead distribution use
- Revision lineage and supersession
- Publication Date: 2004
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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