Check before shock:
Electrocute, electrical shock & electrical fault
Can they be prevented?
Accidents caused by the electrical system, whether it be a leak, electric shock or electric shock, may cause loss of life and property. But these problems can be prevented. Just pay attention to the electrical system in the home. And do you know how different electrical leaks, electric shocks, and electrical shocks are? Today Lekise will take you to get to know electrical leaks, electric shocks, electric shocks first in order to prepare for dealing with them.
What is a Electrical leak?
Leakage is when electrical current leaks from an electrical circuit to the outside, such as the surface of a wire or the metal frame of an electrical appliance. If touched, it can cause death. The cause of an electrical leak can be caused by many reasons, such as wiring and electrical systems that are not up to adequate standards. Lack of inspection and maintenance of electrical equipment. Incorrect use Including the deterioration of the insulation of electrical equipment that has been used for a long time. which is the point where the electrical leakage occurs There will be electric current flowing until heat builds up and if the heat accumulates for a long time. will cause addiction Fire until it can cause a fire.
What is electric shock?
Electric shock is a danger that occurs because of an electrical leak. It occurs when the body touches electrical equipment or wires. Where the equipment or wires are in an imperfect condition, are broken, have damaged wire insulation, or are wet, causing electric current to flow through the body and into the ground. As a result, the muscles within the body will tense, have burns, convulsions, loss of consciousness, and may cause the heart to work abnormally. and dance softly Until he stopped dancing and eventually died.
How to help someone who is being electrocuted?
The first thing you should do is to cut off the electricity as quickly as possible by unplugging the plug, turning off the switch, or turning off the breaker. before going to help For the safety of assistants and those being helped You should not come into direct contact with the person being sucked unless the electricity has been cut off. or while the body is wet This is because water may conduct electricity and cause the person who goes to help to be electrocuted as well.
In the case where the power cannot be cut off It is recommended to use electrical insulating equipment such as cloth, leather, wood to pull the electrocuted person out of the area of the electric shock. and provide first aid and send to the hospital immediately.
What is an electric shock?
Electric shock is caused by a short circuit (Short Circuit) from the transfer of electric current from one wire flowing through it to other lines without passing through the load equipment. or any electrical appliances Resulting in abnormal electrical flow. and heat builds up at the point where there is a short circuit and may cause sparks and fires. The most common cause found is damaged insulation of the wires. Or the wires accidentally touched each other.
Electrical shocks are often caused by damage to various equipment such as electrical wires, electrical equipment, or the use of electrical equipment that is not up to standard. This electric shock is the main problem. That causes a lot of danger. Because it may cause a fire to occur as well.
Electrical leakage, electric shocks, electrocuted, How can they be prevented?
- Always check electrical appliances.
Check using an electrical screwdriver. An easy way to check electrical equipment. and electrical appliances is to use an electric screwdriver Touch the metal body of the appliance. If the light inside the handle lights up Shows that there is an electrical leak. Stop using it immediately.
- Check the electricity meter.
- Electricity bills are abnormally high.
- The house is hotter than normal.
- Install an electrical system with a ground wire.
- Check the electrical wires
- Check the electrical outlet.
Caution: Avoid touching electrical equipment. or electrical appliances while the body is wet or standing in a wet place Especially the metal parts of electrical equipment. It is recommended to use electrically insulating materials on the floor such as wooden sheets, rubber sheets, plastic sheets, cloth to block the flow of electric current and if there is a suspicion of an electrical leak. Use a screwdriver to check the light and check the contact points first. You should not be careless because if the power leak exceeds 30 milliamps or more. May cause severe bodily injury and death.
In addition to various checking methods As mentioned above, Lekise recommends The most convenient and safest way is to install an electrical leakage protection device. Leakage current cutter Automatic power cut-off system (Residual Current Device: RCD) or choose to use a consumer unit cabinet. There is an RCBO main breaker to protect against electrical leaks, electric shocks, overloads, and short circuits. It is considered another way to help reduce accidents that may occur from electricity. Because electrical leakage will be checked by a power cut-off device. and cut off electricity immediately when there is a short circuit The ground wire will help carry the electrical leakage. to flow underground This ensures that the person holding the device will not be electrocuted.
LeKise Consumer Unit (RCBO and MCB) protects against electrical leaks, electric shocks, overloads and short circuits.
It is a device that combines the properties of an RCBO main breaker that can withstand short-circuit currents. Before cutting or tripping, the IC must have a value of not less than 10kA according to IEC 60898. This helps prevent excess electrical voltage. That may cause an electrical short circuit. and can be dangerous to electrical appliances in the home.
and circuit breakers (MCBs) provide maximum safety by opening or closing electrical circuits The circuit breaker will cut off electricity when a short circuit occurs. It can automatically cut off the circuit when there is a leakage current of 15 milliamps and 30 milliamps, suitable for protecting residents from electrical shocks. and prevent electrical leakage of electrical equipment outside the building. Can cut off power only at the point where there is a problem. The lights didn't go out in the whole house. Make it safe and comfortable.
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