Colleagues, I just went through this! Concur mostly with John.  The helpful 
diagrams from Eaton (and others) make it appear that 1077-rated protectors be 
inside your equipment, and there's a certain logic to that since one can assume 
the wires and  protected component have the extra user-protection of being 
inside an enclosure. I believe the law (UL standards, NEC) requite 489 breakers 
on the main panel, and 1077-devices 'downstream' from there.  The downstream 
devices don't have to be in the enclosure with the 1077 protectors.  Stay safe! 
Colorado Brian 


From: John Allen <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PSES] Circuit Breakers
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 01:44:54 +0000Hi Steve, My understanding is Branch 
Circuit Protection vs Supplementary is not dependent on the device 
itâ&euro;&trade;s protecting.  Itâ&euro;&trade;s based on where in the grid you 
are installed.  The way I think about it is branch circuit protection is used 
to provide wire protection from the transformer outside a building/residence 
and supplementary protectors are used to provide equipment protection.  So, if 
your motors are internal, Supplementary should be adequate.  Lol, 
whatâ&euro;&trade;s the Standard say??

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