Requirements for Electrical Installations
For simple installations the foregoing information may be given in a schedule. A durable copy of the schedule relating to a distribution board shall be provided within or adjacent to each distribution board. Any symbol used shall comply with IEC 60617. 514.10 Warning notice: voltage
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Requirements for Electrical Installations
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