Electrical Cords Sample Clauses

The 'Electrical Cords' clause sets out requirements and standards for the use, maintenance, and safety of electrical cords within a specified environment, such as a workplace or rental property. It typically addresses issues like the condition of cords, prohibiting the use of damaged or frayed cords, and may require that cords be properly secured to prevent tripping hazards. This clause helps ensure a safe environment by reducing the risk of electrical accidents and injuries related to improper use or maintenance of electrical cords.
Electrical Cords. All electrical cords and equipment cables must be installed so as not to present a hazard for guests. Electrical cords may not be taped to the floors in primary walkways.
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Electrical Cords. All electrical cords and equipment cables used must be installed so as not to present a hazard for guests and must be in accordance with NEC and NFPA 70E safety guidelines. Electrical cords may not be taped to the floors in prominent walkways. The University may request the repair or replacement of any damaged or faulty cables or equipment to ensure the safety of all personnel and guests.
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Electrical Cords. All equipment, regardless of source of power, must comply with all national, state, and local safety codes.
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Electrical Cords. Cords for electric equipment shall be sized adequately for voltage, current load, and length, whether to generator or existing power supply (reference architectural spec section 01500).
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Electrical Cords. Use of electrical cords must be approved by the Library Director prior to their use. All electrical cords and cords on any equipment must be taped down by library staff.
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