This document provides tips and samples for electrical installations in UNHCR premises. It discusses sockets, plugs, and multi-sockets. For sockets, it recommends at least three per staff with good quality and accessibility. For plugs, it notes different sizes worldwide and avoiding adapters. Sample plugs show proper wire positioning. For multi-sockets, it emphasizes quality, compatibility with sockets/plugs in the location, and avoiding cascading sockets. Samples show good and bad multi-socket designs. The document concludes part two and notes part three will discuss notifying administrators of issues.
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First step check on Electrical installation in UNHCR premises V-EN-P2
This document provides tips and samples for electrical installations in UNHCR premises. It discusses sockets, plugs, and multi-sockets. For sockets, it recommends at least three per staff with good quality and accessibility. For plugs, it notes different sizes worldwide and avoiding adapters. Sample plugs show proper wire positioning. For multi-sockets, it emphasizes quality, compatibility with sockets/plugs in the location, and avoiding cascading sockets. Samples show good and bad multi-socket designs. The document concludes part two and notes part three will discuss notifying administrators of issues.
This document provides tips and samples for electrical installations in UNHCR premises. It discusses sockets, plugs, and multi-sockets. For sockets, it recommends at least three per staff with good quality and accessibility. For plugs, it notes different sizes worldwide and avoiding adapters. Sample plugs show proper wire positioning. For multi-sockets, it emphasizes quality, compatibility with sockets/plugs in the location, and avoiding cascading sockets. Samples show good and bad multi-socket designs. The document concludes part two and notes part three will discuss notifying administrators of issues.
PART 2 For everyone some tips and samples Some tips • Sockets
- It must be at least three sockets per staff in an office,
possibly more as a Desk Top alone needs two. - They must be of genuine good quality. - Easily accessible and close to the desk to avoid staff walking on cables. Some samples • Sockets Always use the best quality.
The most current socket
used around the world. Some tips • Plugs
- There are many different sizes and shape of sockets depending
where you are on the world. - Therefore you may not have always the right plug. - On a long run try to avoid to use adaptors , have your plugs changed for the right ones. Some tips • Plugs / adaptors
Those have to be avoided
al io n . s s ian fe ric Some samples • Plugs y p o r ect a el B
The proper way plugs have to be fixed.
It’s important that the colours of wires and their position are fully respected. Some tips • Multi-sockets
- Always use the best quality, genuine made.
- They must be of the same type as the socket and as the plugs defined for the location where you are. - Never cascade them. A multi-socket should not be connected to an other multi-socket . Some samples • Multi-sockets
UK Type
Those are good samples
Some samples • Multi-sockets
UK Type
This is bad samples
Avoid them Some samples • Multi-sockets
EU Type
Those are good samples
Some samples • Multi-sockets
EU Type
This is bad samples
Avoid them As staff, you can not do more. For the next steps; in Part 3 just attract the attention of your administrator TheEND Of Part 2