Methods to prevent indirect contact electric shock?

2015-09-17View Original

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Methods to prevent indirect contact electric shock?

Reply #22015-09-17

Use insulating materials to separate the live part from the power source

Reply #32015-09-17

There are methods such as protective grounding, protective neutral grounding, insulation isolation, equipotential bonding, and leakage protection.

Reply #42015-09-17

There are methods such as protective grounding, protective neutral grounding, insulation isolation, equipotential bonding, and leakage protection. Electricians must wear protective equipment while working! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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