Electrical safety
Prioritizing electrical safety with our technology, tools, and expertise. Discover how our solutions reduce hazards and enhance safety in buildings.
Electrical worker safety
Explore our e-guide and define an arc flash mitigation strategy that aligns with standards, starting at the electrical design phase.
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Innovative solutions for electrical safety
Our innovative EcoStruxure architectures solutions help safeguard professionals working with electricity to let them do their job with greater confidence.
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Fire prevention
The best electrical installations are built with fire prevention in mind.
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Consultants, designers, and engineers
We offer a dedicated program with tools and support aimed at simplifying work, saving time, and expanding skills. Discover the mySchneider Partner Program for consultants, designers and engineers.
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Contractors and panel builders
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Machine builders and OEMs
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Improving electrical safety in your building
Explore applications that help reduce electrical hazards and the solutions for reliability improvement.
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What is the electrical safety?
Electrical safety is a general practice of handling and maintaining electrically powered equipment to prevent incidents. It is crucial to properly identify and control electrical hazards to keep the environment around and those utilizing the electrical equipment safe.
What are the five electrical hazards?
The main hazards of working with electricity include electric shock and burns from contact with live parts. Those working with electrical equipment may be at a risk of injury from exposure to arcing (when electricity jumps from one circuit to another). Electrical safety in buildings includes minimizing the risk of a fire from faulty electrical equipment or installations or even explosion caused by unsuitable electrical apparatus. One should be also aware of the risk of ignition of flammable vapors or dusts by static electricity, which may take place for example in a spray-paint booth.