Indian Electricity Rules, 2005 defines the basic fundamentals of Electricity Safety
Indian Electricity Rules, 2005 defines the basic fundamentals of Electricity Safety, and when followed in totality there cannot be any incidence of electrocution or electric fire.
General Safety requirements are given in Chapter IV under rules 29 to 46 which covers installation, protection, operation, maintenance cut-out, identification of earth, earthed terminal, danger notice etc.
General Rule 29 covers installation shall be constructed, installed, protected, worked and maintained in accordance with BIS. It further stipulates that the material and equipment used shall conform to the relevant specifications of the BIS.
The National Electrical Code issued by BIS states in Clause 3.1.3.6 that the current rating of a fuse shall not exceed the current rating of the smallest cable in the circuit protected by the fuse.
Rule no 31 talks about protection of every line by a cut-out. A cut out is defined as any appliance for automatically interrupting the transmission of energy through any conductor when the current rises above the pre-determined amount and shall also include a fusible cutout.
Rule 45 speaks that only authorized person shall be permitted to carry out electricity work who is licensed by the the Government.
Rule No. 32 and 33 speaks about earthed terminal for the purpose that if the current leaks out, it should not harm the being but get discharged to earth immediately.
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