General Requirements for Electrical Installations
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Protection required for motor-operated equipment.
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1 Prevent Physical Damage 2 Overcurrent Protection
, 3 Personnel Doors 4 Enclosure for Electrical Installations
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In locations where electrical equipment is likely to be
Prevent Physical Damage exposed to physical damage, enclosures or guards
shall be arranged to prevent such damage.
Entrances to rooms with exposed live parts shall have
Warning Signs conspicuous warning signs forbidding unqualified
persons to enter.
Enclosures of switchboards, switchgear, panelboards,
Enclosure Types etc., shall be used based on specific environmental
conditions and provide a degree of protection.
Equipment specified to be 'in sight from' another must
In Sight From be visible and not more than 15 m (50 ft) distant from
the other.
Enclosures for electrical installations shall be
Enclosure for Electrical designed based on the hazard(s) associated with the
Installations installation, with specific requirements for vaults,
rooms, or outdoor installations.
Sufficient space shall be provided around electrical
Work Space About
equipment for safe operation and maintenance, with
Equipment
specific dimensions for height, width, and depth.
Clear area around electrical equipment for servicing,
Working Space
not for storage
Protection for exposed live parts during inspection or
Guarding
servicing
Minimum width and height requirements for access to
Entrance
electrical equipment
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General Requirements for Electrical Installations
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Protection required for motor-operated equipment.
Choose an answer
1 Prevent Physical Damage 2 Overcurrent Protection
, 3 Personnel Doors 4 Enclosure for Electrical Installations
Don't know?
Terms in this set (51)
In locations where electrical equipment is likely to be
Prevent Physical Damage exposed to physical damage, enclosures or guards
shall be arranged to prevent such damage.
Entrances to rooms with exposed live parts shall have
Warning Signs conspicuous warning signs forbidding unqualified
persons to enter.
Enclosures of switchboards, switchgear, panelboards,
Enclosure Types etc., shall be used based on specific environmental
conditions and provide a degree of protection.
Equipment specified to be 'in sight from' another must
In Sight From be visible and not more than 15 m (50 ft) distant from
the other.
Enclosures for electrical installations shall be
Enclosure for Electrical designed based on the hazard(s) associated with the
Installations installation, with specific requirements for vaults,
rooms, or outdoor installations.
Sufficient space shall be provided around electrical
Work Space About
equipment for safe operation and maintenance, with
Equipment
specific dimensions for height, width, and depth.
Clear area around electrical equipment for servicing,
Working Space
not for storage
Protection for exposed live parts during inspection or
Guarding
servicing
Minimum width and height requirements for access to
Entrance
electrical equipment
