Me and my marching band are planning a camp this summer, and a little friendly freshman initiation. No hazing! We plan to airhorn them if they play a note wrong, and fire extiguish them. I want to make sure it's safe first. Just so it DOESN'T get considered hazing or mean!
Open wire secondary: Potentially lethal. Need rubber gloves and sleeves to work on hot. Triplex secondary: Safer than open wire. Can work on with just rubber gloves usually. Primary voltages usually under 8320 line to line voltage: Need rubber sleeves and gloves. Can work on hot but more precautions are taken and more grounding is required. Primary voltages usually 24900 line to line voltage: must be denenergized and worked on with gloves and sleeves if existing construction. High voltages for transmission: Must work on dead and grounded, or with a faraday suit so you can be at the same potential as the line to work on it safely. Most transmission are on towers and require proper safety harnesses in the event of a fall.
specific, at a mall. It became into one among those small ones on the escalator and that i lifted the cap to be sure what could ensue. A no longer-so-loud alarm went off and that i straight away dropped it and went returned to my relatives. i became into 12.
