Electricity Safety Facts That Could Save Your Life
Some of the leading causes of electrical accidents in offices, according to Electrical Safety International, include unsafe installations, faulty or defective equipment, and equipment misuse (especially involving surge protectors, power strips and extension cords). Healthy Habits for …
• surge arresters • instrument transformers and auxiliary transformers • Protective relays, Meters, and instruments • ground-fault indicators • network Protectors Part 7 PoWEr and distribution transforMErs • liquid-filled transformers • regular inspections • current and voltage readings • temperature readings
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• Surge Testing Motor Protection All Motors require a means of detecting an abnormal condition and a means of isolating the motor from the Power System when these situations occur. Vibration, Overload, Short Circuits and Over Temperature are the most common occurrences requir-ing isolation of the motor from the Power System.
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