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Default Enclosing electrical appliances leaving no access to power button
On 14/03/2017 08:10, wrote:
If someone wants to enclose a TV/monitor in a MDF+perspex cabinat units with no access to remote sensor or power button, insufficient ventilation at the back, are there any electrical regs/PAT type rules that this would contravene?

Surely, every electrical item must have its access to power switch (even via an access slot under lock and key) readily accessible in case of mishaps.


I did a few of these for the prison service. I drilled holes to let the
sound out and more holes at the top to let the heat out.

Bill
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