Doesn't the door require a triangular or 6mm square key to open it? If so then the panel requires a tool to enter so the effective IP rating of all the internal connections and components follows the IP rating of the panel itself. I wouldn't ever attempt to get all the connections and components in a panel or DB to pass the finger test. You could just padlock the door.
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That would be the easiest but the main switch is mounted inside the panel and therefore access cannot be restricted to the use of a tool in case of emergency.
Lol, the finger test is nowhere as exciting as it sounds I'm afraid Adrain
Install a DIN mounted isolator switch and a door mounted handle and extension kit....then padlock the door.Originally Posted by RegElec
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adrianh (21-Sep-15)
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