TAILIEUCHUNG - Electrical safety for entertainers

Among monitors that were not turned off, those connected to computers that were off or absent had monitor power management rates of 98% (with desktop computers) and 100% (with laptops); monitors not off and connected to desktop computers that were in low power had a 96% monitor PM rate. In the remaining cases, the monitor may have been incapable of power managing (., it was non-ENERGY STAR). Monitors not off and connected to. | If you are an entertainer who uses electrical equipment for sound lighting or other effects this booklet is for you. It sets out basic measures you can take to help control the electrical risks from use of such equipment. As well as guidance for your safety there are some notes at the end about the law. CONTENTS Introduction 4 Electric shocks can kill 4 Risks 4 Precautions 4 Residual current devices 6 Sound equipment 8 Earth connections 8 Electricity supply 8 Connections 8 Extension leads and plugs 10 Ventilation 10 Fuses 10 Inspection and testing 10 110-125 volt American equipment 12 Lighting 14 Supports 14 Circuit separation 14 Residual current devices 14 Three-phase supplies 14 Connections 14 Cables 16 Earthing 16 Special effects 16 The law 16 Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 16 Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1992 17 Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 17 Enforcement 17 References 17 Checklist 18 Further information 20

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