Every electrical specialist who sees himself as a competent electrical specialist can and knows them; the five safety rules defined in the VDE 0105 part 100: [...]

Among experts, one often hears the not uncontroversial representation that every specialist high voltage (ev) is an electrical specialist in the sense of the new DGUV [...]

(ev) high voltage training - specialist for high voltage systems vs. electrical specialist for defined tasks Whether in (ev) high voltage technology or in plant engineering, [...]

Equipotential bonding in the (ev) high voltage system: A central element of high-voltage safety In any (ev ) high voltage training course, measuring equipotential bonding is [...]

Is high voltage not the same as high voltage - difference between high voltage and (ev) high voltage? More and more often, even as a lay [...]

The electrotechnically instructed person According to Section 3 (1) of DGUV Regulation 3, all electrical work must be performed by an electrical specialist or under the [...]

The electrical specialist for defined tasks - or ESfdt for short - is a highly restricted form of electrical specialist. In principle, the ESfdt is regarded [...]

According to DGUV regulation 3, an electrical specialist is "someone who, on the basis of his technical training, knowledge and experience as well as knowledge of [...]

Safe handling of direct current in the (ev) high voltage range - especially with the high voltage battery DC networks are gaining in importance and establishing [...]

Battery safety: Safe handling of the battery in the electric vehicle (ev) high voltage electric vehicles are showing increasing battery range and their number on the [...]