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One Single Action Only. 465.3.

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Regarding "Emergency Switching Off,"  please provide examples of "One single action only." What is "One single action only?" What types of devices are suitable for such use allowing one single action only? 465.3.

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    Presumably it is to instruct ANYONE in the use of the switch in case of emergency, not just Firefighters.

    If that were the case they wouldn't be mounted out-of-reach. Seems much more likely to me that they're intended to be what it says on the tin - for Firefighters.

       - Andy.

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    Presumably it is to instruct ANYONE in the use of the switch in case of emergency, not just Firefighters.

    If that were the case they wouldn't be mounted out-of-reach. Seems much more likely to me that they're intended to be what it says on the tin - for Firefighters.

       - Andy.

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