Switches ensure safety on site
One of the main causes of electrical accidents on site is the failure to ensure the implementation of safe isolation procedures.
At Scolmore we understand all too well the importance of safe isolation practice, particularly in circumstances where work is being carried out in the presence of a number of other trades and on projects where more than one electrician may be employed.
The new DB751 - lockable 80A fused main switch (100A max) and DB701 - lockable 80A fused main switch - introduce the ability to lock the main isolator in the ‘off’ position. By providing protection against the power supply being unintentionally or inadvertently energised, it means the contractor can work elsewhere in the building safe in the knowledge that only he can restore the supply.
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