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Tynagh Network Systems, Electrical Safety experts, provide consultancy, training, safety audits, design and supply of electrical short-circuiting equipment For over 30 years Tynagh Network Systems have been providing the very best advice, products, electrical safety surveys, electrical safety equipment design and training services to the Electrical Safety, Electrical Utilities and Construction industry in Ireland and abroad.
We take pride in the trusted relationships we have built up with these clients and customers who include ESB networks and many more industry leading companies including Aer Rianta, Elan, Alfred McAlpine, Guinness, Intel, Medtronic, Hewlett Packard, SmithKlein Beecham, Eircom, Scottish Southern Energy etc
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facebook.comIn this video we discuss and explore the implications of Ground Rise Potential (G.R.P.) for worker and public safety
In this video we demonstrate some commonly used practices. We clearly demonstrate how these practices provide no protection and contradict the laws of Science. We offer and demonstrate a simple cost effective solution to this issue.
As a prelude to our next video “B Personal earth protection” we demonstrate and explain the setup of our demonstration test rig.
Better Protection Less Cost - Tynagh Network Systems
Better protection - less cost! http://tynaghnetworks.ie/cms/better-protection-less-cost/
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Did you know Tynagh Networks are members of NISO (National Irish Safety Organisation) and are an ISO 9001 Certified Company? We take Electrical Safety seriously - and we can help your business take it seriously too. Protect your assets and your reputation. Talk to us today about an Electrical Safety Improvement Survey. http://tynaghnetworks.ie/cms/electrical-safety-improvement-survey-services/electrical-safety-improvement-surveys/
Power Line Safety for Workers full version
Worth a watch (first one is the longer version, 12 mins, 2nd is the short version, 3mins) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCooJBn4PW0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSwqj5yQHkE
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We've all heard the saying 'it's the volts that jolt, but the mills that kills'. An old cliché maybe, but ever so true. Take the example of the electric fence with a voltage of up to 9000 volts it will not kill, neither will it boil a kettle due to the fact that current is limited to non-lethal levels. If 9000 volts will not kill or boil a kettle and a domestic supply of 220 volts will do both, then the threat of electrocution is clearly, not from voltage alone but from the amount of current the voltage delivers. IT TAKES LESS THAN 0.3 AMPS TO KILL! Find out more http://tynaghnetworks.ie/cms/transformer-let-through-voltages/
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