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Regarding power shutdown for maintenance

2016-05-24View Original

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Power must be cut off for the maintenance of pump machinery to ensure safety. How does everyone cut off the power? Use the emergency stop button or completely cut off the power in the electrical room
Reply #22016-05-24
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-5-24 at 11:11. Power is cut off during the maintenance of rotating equipment to prevent accidental startup of these devices while people are in contact with their rotating parts, which could result in injuries. To cut power from the switchboard, a sign must also be placed.
Reply #32016-05-24
When the switchboard loses power, a sign must also be placed!
Reply #42016-05-24
It not only needs to be marked but also locked, and whoever turns off the power must be the one to turn it back on
Reply #52016-05-24
In the power distribution room, carried out by electrical personnel
Reply #62016-05-24
This post was last edited by dgliuguanjia on 2016-5-24 at 13:26. Electricians and operators both consider the emergency stop button to be reliable and problem-free; they don’t want to go through the hassle of turning off the power manually. Are there any mandatory regulations in this regard?
Reply #72016-05-24
We have had several accidents that cost lives; now it is stipulated that for systems with a power rating of 30 KW or less, the motor power cable must be removed, while for those with a higher rating, the cables connected to the contactor start button must be removed
Reply #82016-05-24
Turn off the power, lock out the switch, and post a sign; it’s also safer to test it on the control panel.

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