Designated Lockout Points and the Components Disconnected
AES 210HV Lock Out and Tag Out
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ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD
Failure to follow these instructions may result in death or serious injury. |
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Prepare for Shutdown
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Notify all affected personnel of the intended shutdown of the battery cabinet.
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Identify all energy sources connected to the battery cabinet, such as electrical, DC, and AC.
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Shutdown Battery Cabinet
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Turn off the battery cabinet using the standard shutdown procedure. See “Normal Shutdown Procedure” in the SYSTEM START-UP AND COMMISSIONING topic.
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Isolate Energy Sources
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To fully isolate the battery cabinet from all sources, disconnect or turn off all energy sources, such as AC disconnects (VLD, Visible Lockable Disconnect), AC breakers, and DC disconnect switches.
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Remove the battery pack Manual Service Disconnect (MSD) from each battery pack to completely isolate the batteries.
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Apply Lockout Devices
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Attach lockout devices to all energy isolation points of the system. Shut and lock all cabinet doors where necessary.
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Ensure each lock is uniquely keyed and accessible only by the person performing the lockout.
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Apply Tags
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Attach a tag at each isolation point indicating the reason for the lockout, the responsible person, and the date/time.
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Ensure tags are durable and highly visible.
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Verify Isolation
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Verify with a voltmeter or other voltage sensing device that the terminals are no longer electrically live (AC, DC, or other).
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Perform Maintenance/Service
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Conduct the necessary maintenance or service while the battery cabinet remains locked out.
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Restore Power
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After completing all work, remove all tools and ensure the area around the battery cabinet is clear.
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Have the person who installed the locks and tags remove them in reverse order.
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Restore power to the battery cabinet and notify personnel that it is back in operation.
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