⚑️ There are 5 golden safety rules for electricians.

Can you guess which rule is shown in this picture?

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Ok maybe: electricity is safely drained away into the ground so nobody can get shocked?

Hehe, are you helping with AI?😊

Nope, I just asked my colleague. This is about as much as she knows about electrical stuff

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Will try

Took some work, but got my colleague on WOS !(tribalstamp04@walletofsatoshi.com)

You can just play with high voltage jumper cables??

No nice try.😊

Don't use your penis as an earthing rod?

Hahah

The more you know!b

You can just merge phases?

Sorry, this is not a clear answer...

Golden rule 4, earth and short circuit.

Okay, how do you know AI helped you?

My brother

Please send him those sats.

I don’t know anything about this line of work, but…. Those clamps are AWFULLY close together πŸ₯Ά

It is okay when you repair something like that.

Earth

connect to earth to discharge any stores energy

No, this is not the correct answer.

the splines will touch and create a short

That is correct, but why?

they are too close and when you open one it will touch the other

Bro two of them are missing the rubber handle ahahahah forgot about them shorting you touch that and you're cooking

Haha πŸ˜‚ true, but which of the 5 golden rules does this actually show?

Don't let the wires touch lol in this case those clamps.

But also, maybe switch off the circuit before you do any work and test for live using voltmeter?

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Avoid static charge (air dielectric) between circuits by connecting and grounding?

Shorting out the phases as a back up measure for working on the circuit down steam.

Correct

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To advanced to me

What's going on there?

Alligator clips without insulation on a 3ph high voltage circuit. What can go wrong!