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In the distribution boxes at industrial and trade enterprises, sockets are installed – is this in compliance with the regulations?

2018-11-02View Original

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In the distribution boxes at industrial and trade enterprises, sockets are installed – is this in compliance with the regulations? Could you please specify which standard contains the explicit requirement? Thank you!
Reply #22018-11-02
It does not meet the standards; it is one of the items checked in electrical safety standardization, aimed primarily at preventing electric shock accidents among personnel who are not trained in electrical work. Distribution boxes are usually equipped with spare circuit breakers; when work requires it, an electrician connects the sockets, and after the work is completed, the electrician removes the sockets
Reply #32018-11-03
Is it not allowed in all distribution boxes? Regardless of the voltage level of the distribution box? The current situation for small businesses is that they use one machine in one location for a certain period of time, and then move it to another location when needed. Most small and micro enterprises do not have dedicated electricians on staff; having unqualified people handle wiring poses a risk. Is there any compromise that can ensure compliance while still maintaining safety? What kind of enterprise standardization inspection does the electrical safety standardization inspection you mentioned refer to? Is there standard support?
Reply #42018-12-08
It is necessary to check the requirements of relevant standards and specifications. For the production site, I would prefer that standard power sockets be installed there, rather than using the power adapters used in offices
Reply #52018-12-10
There’s nothing wrong with installing industrial sockets in distribution boxes in a centralized manner, but an electrician must be responsible for connecting and disconnecting the wires; this cannot be taken lightly at all
Reply #62019-02-28
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Reply #72019-03-01
This post was last edited by Small in the deep sea_PAYR on 2019-3-1 at 20:41. Industrial sockets can be installed on the surface of the distribution box, but the circuit breakers inside must be equipped with leakage protection devices – this is something that cannot be taken lightly. The power cord must be a flexible rubber cable. Not suitable for use in explosion-proof areas.

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