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CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE ELECTRICIT
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Code 1 INTRODUCTION PART I This Cod
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‘cable trunking’ means a manufa
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‘powertrack system’ means an as
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Code 3 APPLICATION 3A General Appli
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Code 4 GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
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warning notices and the placing of
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4E Working Space (a) A minimum clea
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Additional lighting should be provi
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(b) Work procedure for High Voltage
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(ii) Keep hands away from any circu
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Code 5 SEGREGATION OF CIRCUIT CATEG
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(i) A minimum horizontal or vertica
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Code 6 CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENT 6A Divis
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(2) Control Each circuit should be
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(4) Permanently connected equipment
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Type of Circuit A1 Ring A2 Radial A
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Code 7 CURRENT DEMAND 7A Current De
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Code 8 ISOLATION AND SWITCHING 8A P
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Code 9 OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVIC
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Overload protective devices may hav
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exterior installation and a tempora
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(f ) Every safety source and isolat
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Appendix 1 Prescribed Requirements
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BS EN 60598 Luminaires BS EN 60669
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BS 6004 Electric cables. PVC insula
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Appendix 15 Safety for Live Work (A
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Appendix 18 New Cable Colour Code f
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Figure A18(2b) - New coloured wirin
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INDEX Alterations and additions to
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final 4G(3), 6B(1)(b), 6B(4), 6C(c)
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Overcurrent protective device coord