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【Electrical Version】Daily Question 20180401

2018-04-01View Original

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Fill in the blanks: When it is necessary to inspect outdoor high-voltage equipment during thunderstorm weather, one should ( ), and must not touch the ( ) and grounding devices. Answer: Wear insulating boots when approaching the lightning arrester, lightning rod
Reply #22018-04-01
When it is necessary to inspect outdoor high-voltage equipment during thunderstorm weather, one should (wear insulating boots), and must not (get close to lightning arresters) or grounding devices.
Reply #32018-04-01
Wear insulating boots when approaching lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #42018-04-01
Wear insulating boots when approaching lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #52018-04-01
Wear insulating shoes when approaching lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #62018-04-01
Wear insulating boots and stay near lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #72018-04-01
Insulated boots should be worn when approaching lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #82018-04-01
Wear insulating boots; stay near lightning arresters and lightning rods
Reply #92018-04-01
Wear insulating boots when approaching arresters and lightning rods

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