Question 15027 of 790 · California General Electrician Exam
When may a tag be used without a lock on a disconnecting means?
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Correct answer to question 15027
- D: Only when the device cannot accept a lock and additional measures are used
Explanation
Lockout is the standard method; tagout alone is used only when a disconnect cannot be locked, and then additional safety measures such as removing a fuse or blocking are required. A tag is a warning, not a physical barrier.
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