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    Absence of Voltage Testing vs the Traditional Lockout/Tagout Sequence

    Lockout/tagout does not end when the lock goes on, it ends when a technician proves the conductors are dead. Proof has traditionally required opening the enclosure and reaching in with a meter. Permanently mounted absence of voltage testers change where that exposure happens.

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Practical explanations of electrical safety technologies, system design considerations, and emerging approaches to electrical protection and reliability.

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Practical explanations of electrical safety technologies, system design considerations, and emerging approaches to electrical protection and reliability.

Technical Articles

Practical explanations of electrical safety technologies, system design considerations, and emerging approaches to electrical protection and reliability.

Technical Articles

Practical explanations of electrical safety technologies, system design considerations, and emerging approaches to electrical protection and reliability.

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  • 30 minutes

    High Resistance Grounding (HRG): Design, Compliance and Risk Reduction 2

    A working session on HRG systems — comparing basic systems to smart systems with advanced functionality for arc mitigation and pulsing to locate faults, working through real-world applications and examples, and covering the design mistakes that come up most often.

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    Reducing Incident Energy Without Rebuilding the Switchgear

    Why limiting ground fault current to 5A changes what happens on the first fault, and what it does not fix. Card text here!

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  • 30 minutes

    High Resistance Grounding (HRG): Design, Compliance & Risk Reduction

    Why limiting ground fault current to 5A changes what happens on the first fault, and what it does not fix. Card text here!

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