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【Electrical Version】Daily Question 20171220

2017-12-20View Original

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During thunderstorm weather, when it is necessary to inspect outdoor high-voltage equipment, one should: ( ). A. Wear insulating boots and do not approach lightning arresters or lightning rods. B. No safety measures are required; inspections can be carried out alone ; C. Wear insulating boots to approach any equipment. D. Wear insulating boots, but can approach lightning arresters and lightning rods. Correct answer: A
Reply #22017-12-20
A. Wear insulating boots, and do not approach lightning arresters or lightning rods
Reply #32017-12-20
A. Wear insulating boots, and do not approach lightning arresters or lightning rods
Reply #42017-12-20
A. Wear insulating boots, and do not approach lightning arresters or lightning rods
Reply #52017-12-20
A. Wear insulating boots, and do not approach lightning arresters or lightning rods
Reply #62017-12-20
During thunderstorm weather, when it is necessary to inspect outdoor high-voltage equipment, one should: (A) wear insulating boots and avoid approaching lightning arresters and lightning rods.

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