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    Tools for detecting hazardous electricity

    DIY I want to detect for ‘loose’ or ‘hazardous’ electricity in the floor/walls/ceiling of my home. I get a vibrating electrical sensation in my body when I sleep and I think it might be related to an old fridge perhaps or some loose wire somewhere in the room. Any advice on which devices I can...
  2. M

    Do hazardous area light fitting need an internal cut off switch when the cover is opened?

    Do light fitting in hazardous area need an internal cut off switch when the cover is opened
  3. V

    switchboard in Hazardous area

    In Australia, we use TN-C-S system. I have a switchboard feeds a pump in hazardous area. I knew for switchboard in Hazardous area it needs to connect to a TN-S system. So should I remove the MEN link in the switchboard? Could anyone help me with this matter? Thanks.
  4. H

    Hazardous Old Wiring...??

    I’m a new homeowner and found this old wire in the panel (the red and black one)... It’s on a 60 amp breaker. It is clothed sheathed outside the panel and is freying in parts (see 2nd photo)... Hazardous? Thanks for any advice!
  5. Megawatt

    Hazardous locations does anyone do this kind of work

    Who does this kind of work plus chemical plants, oil refinery’s
  6. B

    EEx ia Equipment in Zone 2 Area

    Apologies if this appears like a simple question. I have carried out a survey of a Zone 2 area and one piece of equipment, an enclosure, is fitted and only identifiable by manufacturers name plate and a stuck on EEx ia sticker. No Atex data plate. The previous survey (visual) gave some...
  7. S

    Hazardous areas - control voltage transformer earthing -

    I've been in an ongoing debate regarding earthing of a control transformer and i'd like some other opinions. 690 primary, 120v secondary supplying control circuits (contactors/DC convertors etc), the neutral is tied to earth - My issue is the location that it is tied to Earth. As far as I know...
  8. S

    Selection of Outdoor Lighting system in Hazardous area

    Dear all, We need to install Outdoor lighting system in Oil treatment plant. For the that please guide, in the selection of lighting suitable. Regards, Aamer
  9. Dan

    HSL: Hazardous Area Classification – HSL Buxton, 8 Nov 2016

    This course is designed to provide delegates with the knowledge to carry out straightforward hazardous area classification in accordance with commonly used standards or to act as an intelligent customer when contracting others to deliver this role. Continue reading...
  10. KennyKen

    CompEX or EEHA Hazardous area's Training

    Hi Guys been working in the Mines - Australia. Completed Hazardous areas training. Just wanted to let all industrial or commercial sparks who will jump up a notch that I have eventually found the field that I'm satisfied with. Prospective sparkles who are thinking of doing the move to AUS should...
  11. R

    hazardous area contractor needed

    hi all, wondering if anyone knows of any companies that work in installation of hazardous areas. site has a new outdoor flam store which they store chemicals(don't ask) they require a clima controlled heater and a light, the stores is about 3x4 metres in size im finding it hard to find someone...
  12. R

    Hazardous materials Q

    Struggling with my homework as usual. Please help. What are some materials which could be disturbed during electrical installation work and if disposed of incorrectly could be hazardous to the environment? I already have asbestos. Thanks. :confused5: Rohan.
  13. P

    be nice to have a hazardous area COMPEX related forum

    What do the lads think
  14. A

    Hazardous Areas 5-DAY Compex

    Like what seems to be most of the world, i'm going to try my hand at getting offshore. Got the bosiet and mist booked up but I also booked my compex. Anybody out there already completed the course and want to give me a heads up on what to expect? Cheers, Alec.
  15. R

    Hazardous Area / RCBO use

    I've heard somewhere along the line that using Schneider / Merlin Gerin RCBO's is not recommended for RCD protection, in my case I'm referring specifically for protection of circuits within hazardous areas. Infact, I believe in the same conversation there was mention that RCBO's had been banned...
  16. G

    Hazardous Area Specialist

    Evening all. If there are any hazardous area specialists on board, could they drop me a PM please. Many thanks. :euro:
  17. M

    For Sale Hazardous Area Cable Glands

    Awrighty guys, got a few left over cable glands here. Ive got 5 x M20S, 5 x M20 and 4 x M32. Here is a link to the glands Buy Prysmian Cable Gland Kit, Hazardous Area, Steel Wire Armoured Cable, 20S - KCA47252 M20S & M20 = £30pp (2 per pack) M32 = £37pp (1 per pack) 2 Day Courier = £8 3...

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