Lighting fixtures, heaters, externally powered temperature detectors, and alarm systems are examples of accessories whose terminals must be deenergized. When working on dc generators, you must check to ensure that all such circuits have been de-energized and tagged before you attempt any maintenance or repair work.">

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

You must always observe safety precautions when working around electrical equipment to avoid injury to personnel and damage to equipment. Electrical equipment frequently has accessories that require separate sources of power. Lighting fixtures, heaters, externally powered temperature detectors, and alarm systems are examples of accessories whose terminals must be deenergized. When working on dc generators, you must check to ensure that all such circuits have been de-energized and tagged before you attempt any maintenance or repair work. You must also use the greatest care when working on or near the output terminals of dc generators.







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