Electrical Plug Lockout Tagout Device EPL01

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

a) Made from rugged ABS.

b) Prevent plugs from being into the wall outlet, suitable for all kinds of industrial plugs.

c) The plug completely sits inside the unit with the cable being fed through an access hole inside.

d) Can be locked with 2-4 padlocks, lock shackle diameter up to 9mm.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Product Number: EPL01M

Material: ABS750

Description: Electrical Plug Lockout

Brand Name: Prolockey

Service Temperature Range °F: - 20℃-90℃

Lock Holes: 9mm

Color: Red

Total Length: 118.5mm

Body Width: 65.5mm

Body Height: 65.5mm

Hole Diameter: 18mm

Product Net Weight: 0.108kg

Key Components of Safety Plug Lockout Tagout:

1. Lockout Devices: Lockout devices are physical barriers that prevent the activation of machinery or equipment. These devices can include lockout hasps, circuit breaker lockouts, and valve lockouts. By using lockout devices, workers can securely isolate energy sources and protect themselves from potential hazards.

2. Tagout Devices: Tagout devices are warning tags that are attached to lockout devices to provide additional information about the equipment being serviced. These tags typically include details such as the reason for lockout, the name of the authorized employee performing the lockout, and the expected completion time of the maintenance work. Tagout devices help to communicate important safety information to other workers in the area.

3. Procedures: Establishing clear lockout tagout procedures is essential for ensuring the effectiveness of the safety process. These procedures should outline the steps for isolating energy sources, applying lockout devices, and verifying that the equipment is safely locked out. It is important for all employees to be trained on these procedures to prevent accidents and injuries.

Best Practices for Implementing Safety Plug Lockout Tagout:

1. Conduct a thorough energy control audit: Before implementing safety plug lockout tagout, it is important to conduct an energy control audit to identify all energy sources that need to be isolated. This audit will help in developing comprehensive lockout tagout procedures and ensuring that all potential hazards are addressed.

2. Provide proper training: All employees who work with electrical equipment should receive training on safety plug lockout tagout procedures. This training should cover the importance of lockout tagout, how to properly apply lockout devices, and the steps for verifying that equipment is safely locked out. Regular refresher training should also be provided to ensure that employees are up to date on safety protocols.