Ensuring proper clearance distances around electrical panels is not just a regulatory requirement—it's a crucial safety practice. Here’s why: 1. Safety First Adequate space minimizes the risk of electrical shock and arc flash incidents. 2. Easy Access It allows for efficient maintenance, inspections, and quick responses in emergencies. 3. Regulatory Compliance Adhering to standards like the NEC helps avoid legal issues. 4. Preventing Obstructions Clear spaces prevent storage of items that could block access or add hazards. 5. Optimized Performance Proper ventilation improves the equipment's performance and longevity. Remember, maintaining these clearances isn’t just about compliance—it's about creating a safe and efficient work environment. #ElectricalSafety #Compliance #WorkplaceSafety #Efficiency
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