I work with machines, normally 480 volts, normally kicking up to 50amps, I am provided ppe but never even knew about the 2 inches rule. I will need to check tonight lol. I will start wearing them now if power is live when I check for voltage or amp draw
Gloves? Just approaching this source of power you need to have dielectric mats under your legs. Even if one glove is pinholed, the next will save you. But I wouldn't even risk touching anything as long as suspecting that system is live.
👍👍 excellent demonstration. Thank you for posting this.
I work with machines, normally 480 volts, normally kicking up to 50amps, I am provided ppe but never even knew about the 2 inches rule. I will need to check tonight lol. I will start wearing them now if power is live when I check for voltage or amp draw
I just watched 15 minutes of different reasons why i might die on the job, I quit
Good explanation
Great demonstration! 👍
Great demonstration!
There is no glove rated for 100kv. How is it not getting electrocuted ? Even class 4 gloves max out at 54kv as far as i know.
Gloves? Just approaching this source of power you need to have dielectric mats under your legs. Even if one glove is pinholed, the next will save you. But I wouldn't even risk touching anything as long as suspecting that system is live.
SHIT !! 1,00,000 Volts??
100,000
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Thats right sir we do not
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Good explanation