On a 200 kW and below MEP, how is the movable portion of the reconnection panel adjusted to produce the desired voltage output?

To adjust the movable portion of the reconnection panel to achieve the desired voltage output, aligning its arrow with the desired stationary board arrow is the correct method. This procedure ensures that the settings are specifically calibrated to match the voltage requirements dictated by the system. The alignment indicates the proper voltage output that coincides with the electrical design specifications.

Other options may seem relevant but do not accurately address the specific adjustment process. For instance, using a screwdriver might be necessary for certain adjustments, but it doesn’t pertain specifically to the alignment needed for setting the voltage. Similarly, rotating the panel clockwise or using a voltage meter could lead to misconfiguration or require subsequent adjustments, rather than directly setting the output voltage as indicated by the stationary board arrow. The alignment method provides a straightforward visual confirmation, which makes it particularly effective for ensuring the correct output voltage.