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Safety Instructions

Roger B


I recently purchased a few rewireable Europlugs from a German supplier:

https://www.conrad.ch/de/p/bachmann-900-003-schutzkontaktstecker-kunststoff-weiss-1838753.html


I found the safety instructions they came with quite interesting:

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A little over the top for fitting a plug but I guess they are fairly generic and driven by liability laws. I have put the German in as well for Mike (and others?).


Best regards


Roger
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    I believe that the German version is the original, "5 Sicherheitsregeln" is very much a catch phrase. Nulling is grounding the Neutral however the Swiss interpretation is a little different. You are allowed to use a PEN conductor larger than 10mm2 in an installation.

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    In any case not much use if you are fitting an unearthed plug to an appliance ?


    Best regards


    Roger

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    I believe that the German version is the original, "5 Sicherheitsregeln" is very much a catch phrase. Nulling is grounding the Neutral however the Swiss interpretation is a little different. You are allowed to use a PEN conductor larger than 10mm2 in an installation.

    cf9a17ff24f36dc99340196b38d85a15-huge-tnsc.jpg


    In any case not much use if you are fitting an unearthed plug to an appliance ?


    Best regards


    Roger

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