As we see more 1000V installations, chances are that 600V rated equipment will find its way into installations it is not rated for. To avoid problems and so we don't need two SKUs and lots more inventory, the manufacturers need to move all their product to 1000V ratings. I suspect it does not cost more to make 1000V wire than 600V, similarly disconnects, fuses, fuse holders and connectors.
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