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davek

Hi all
I am in the need of lock of device for mu part p assessment I have see one but kewtech which is a combination lock.
I don't want to buy a big kit just yet.
any preferences etc.
regards
Dave
 
Not sure that would be quite impressive and not to correct procedure, don't think tape will stop anyone turning power back on. Not going to debate this crap. I want to buy a lock off device so I can use it when ever I need too. Not just for assessment go and take your inspecting and testing exam and stick tape on. I guess you would fail.

Go for a well known make, I got 30 lock off for the lads from eddys for MCBs and you can wiggle them off!
 
Go for a well known make, I got 30 lock off for the lads from eddys for MCBs and you can wiggle them off!
yep...theres some crap about...

these i can vouch for:

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180 quid I paid for them as well. Only managed to take half of them back cause the lads either lost them, trod on them or chucked them when they noticed how bad they were!!
theres some going round that you kind of have these 2 little pins that are supposed to locate into the little holes on the MCB (where you can pull a locking wire through)...you then pull out this toggle to fix the 2 pins and padlock it...

load of crap...all you do is twist the lock off device and it drops off the breaker...

i bet its the same idea as them things you bought Spinky...
 
theres some going round that you kind of have these 2 little pins that are supposed to locate into the little holes on the MCB (where you can pull a locking wire through)...you then pull out this toggle to fix the 2 pins and padlock it...

load of crap...all you do is twist the lock off device and it drops off the breaker...

i bet its the same idea as them things you bought Spinky...

i got a safer way, take busbar out and put it in your pocket then replace cover (wont work on certain boards)
 
wouldn`t need to lock off the incomer...just prove the secondry side is dead...

dont forget...you are going to be in the vicinity during the removal of the busbar

what if you had a dodgy curry the night before, had to dash to the big, in the meantime the apprentice who you had peed off with eggy farts all morning decided enough was enough and turned the switch on, upon arrival back at the board you do not check the main switch as your mind is on the ring sting and bam! Dead!
 
prophet of doom. anyway i always wear gloves. don't want to leave fingerprints. that could be used against me in court if i ever said " it wasn't me did that dodgy electrical work".
 
what if you had a dodgy curry the night before, had to dash to the big, in the meantime the apprentice who you had peed off with eggy farts all morning decided enough was enough and turned the switch on, upon arrival back at the board you do not check the main switch as your mind is on the ring sting and bam! Dead!
drop some, leave him to mind the board...then get out of there explaining to him how you thought you`d leave him a bit of company....
 

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