Talk:Electrical safety standards

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Mess

This page is a mess. It has some possible good potential in grouping together lists of general standards relating to electrical safety, while the Electrical code page only lists those relating to building wiring. However, there's a risk of duplicating info, plus:

The history section is US specific, so that needs changing somehow.
The earthing system section is useless, and we don't want to duplicate the content of the Earthing systems page.
What on earth is the 'electrical safety conductors' section for, with an obscure reference to a section of US specific regulations?
The UK entry under 'electrical safety standards' just contained a set of rather obscure standards, missing the big one BS 7671, the industry standard for electrical installations in buildings, until I added it. The US entry I also notice doesn't include a mention (or link) to NEC, which makes me question what's going on here, is this all just somewhat obscure stuff??

DiscreetParrot (talk) 00:04, 3 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]