Disconnect Locking Policy |
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All disconnect covers must be locked in the closed position with a stainless bolt, flat washers, lock washer and nut. Hardware shall be wrench tightened. Locking hardware is illustrated inside circles, above.
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The reason for this is that disconnects do not have "dead-fronts" inside. Children can pull handle down, defeating the cover interlock, open the disconnect and access live parts inside. |
In addition, the Customer Completion Report will suggest to the customer that they can replace the locking bolt with a padlock if they deisre greater security. |
All trainees, if you understand these concepts, please intial the section in your manual: "Read and understands disconnect locking policy." Continue to the next section in your manual. |
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