Electrics problem

dil1976

fluffpot wrote: »

I think you should get in touch with your landlord about access to your fuse board. What happens if a fuse goes and you are left with no lights or sockets when the shop is shut/at the weekend.

I would say what if emergency isolation was needed, in case someone was getting a electric shock rather than a blown fuse.

Jaynne

dil1976 wrote: »

I would say what if emergency isolation was needed, in case someone was getting a electric shock rather than a blown fuse.

AC shocks repel and if they're somehow being shocked long enough to need go to the fuse box and its not tripped then I'm sorry to say they're probably dead already.

That doesn't mean they shouldn't have access or an emergency no for all the other reasons, our local shop was having to process all transactions manually for a weekend a while back because of a similar situation when the breaker went and it was in another building open only during the week and it was a right PITA for them.

dil1976

Jaynne wrote: »

AC shocks repel and if they're somehow being shocked long enough to need go to the fuse box and its not tripped then I'm sorry to say they're probably dead already.

Was thinking more on the lines of faulty appliances etc where it needs to be isolated to be made safe.