Fair enough - but I'm not sure which of your points you think I was 'pointing out the futility of', particularly given that it seems to have been a good while after my post that you "said something very similar"
Kind Regards, John
Lock offs for unenergised cable
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Kind Regards, John
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This is a bit like a joke that isn't funny when you have to explain it........
Most aren't (funny when you have to explain them)
In terms of the actual situation, I think that (as we both seem to have said), I think some people have probably been over-concerned. I see no real issue if the customer has been instructed (ideally in writing) that the cable/circuit should not be energised and that the ends of the cable are similarly labelled - even if the ends of the cable are not 'locked off' and no (seemingly controversial) 'deliberate shorts' have been introduced.
Kind Regards, John
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