" thought that the Isolator could be padlocked on as long as the Fire Service was notified and given a key."
Don't do it, they are watching you know!
"Section 51A(??) of the Fire Service Act says that you are not allowed to render a disconnect ineffective by a lock, even if the local Brigade has a key."
Respect to our Fire Servie and Firefighters, Who cares what the fire service act says, we got our own rules.
FYI 90% of the SB's i have installed in commercial or industrial installations over the last few-some years or so are in a LOCKED cupboard, room or the like.
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[This message has been edited by OldAppy (edited 11-15-2006).]
