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This is what ships to you

Real pages from a completed arc flash study for a 12 MVA industrial facility, with names and one-line details redacted. No form, no email gate — look before you buy.

A bound, PE-sealed PowerSafe arc flash study report with a printed NFPA 70E warning label

1. Sealed cover sheet & bound report

Signed and sealed by the PE licensed in the facility’s state, with the study date an auditor will look for first.

A sample field-verified one-line diagram showing an MCC bus and its branch protective devices

2. Field-verified one-line diagram

Drawn to your equipment tags, not generic blocks. Most clients use it for maintenance long after the study.

3. Incident energy and PPE table

One row per bus. This is the table your electricians and EHS team actually work from — and the data printed on each label.

Equipment IDVoltageBolted faultIncident energyAF boundaryWorking distance / dimensionsElectrode config.
SWBD-MDP-1480 V31.2 kA11.6 cal/cm²61 in24 in · 20×20×20 inVCB
MCC-2A480 V24.8 kA8.4 cal/cm²52 in18 in · 20×20×20 inVCBB
PNL-LP3208 V9.4 kA1.2 cal/cm²19 in18 in · 14×12×8 inVCB
SWGR-MV-113.8 kV18.1 kA42.7 cal/cm²242 in36 in · 45×30×30 inVCB
XFMR-T2 Sec.480 V28.6 kA6.1 cal/cm²44 in18 in · open airVOA

Where incident energy exceeds 40 cal/cm², we propose mitigation — relay settings, maintenance mode, or remote operation — not just a warning label.

An NFPA 70E arc flash warning label applied to medium-voltage switchgear in service

4. Labels installed on your equipment

Printed on the correct substrate for the environment and applied where a worker will actually read it — not shipped in an envelope for you to sort out.

⚠ WARNING
Arc Flash and Shock Hazard
Appropriate PPE Required
Incident energy8.4 cal/cm²
Working distance18 in
Arc flash boundary52 in
Min. arc rating8.4 cal/cm²
Shock hazard480 V AC
Limited approach42 in
Restricted approach12 in
Equipment: MCC-2A · Study date 04/2026
PowerSafe Engineering, PLLC

5. The label itself

Every field NFPA 70E 130.5(H) requires, plus the study date. Print-ready files included so you can replace damaged labels yourself.

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