NEN 3140
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What is NEN 3140?
NEN 3140 is a Dutch standard that specifies safety requirements for electrical installations and equipment operating at low voltage (up to 1000 V AC and 1500 V DC). It covers aspects like safe working practices, inspection, testing, and maintenance to prevent electrical accidents and ensure the safety of personnel working on or near electrical systems. It is widely used in the Netherlands and often referenced in related safety regulations.
What other technologies are related to NEN 3140?
NEN 3140 Complementary Technologies
NEN 1010
NEN 1010 specifies the safety regulations for electrical installations up to 1000 V AC and 1500 V DC in the Netherlands, whereas NEN 3140 focuses on safe operation and maintenance of these installations. Therefore, they are complementary.
NEN 3840
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NEN 3840 focuses on safe operation of electrical installations above 1000 V AC and 1500 V DC, in contrast to NEN 3140 which is on safe operation and maintenance of low voltage installations. They are complementary since they cover different voltage ranges.
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Electrician
16 Electrician jobs mention NEN 3140
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Electrical Engineer
58 Electrical Engineer jobs mention NEN 3140
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Environmental Health & Safety
11 Environmental Health & Safety jobs mention NEN 3140
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Construction
27 Construction jobs mention NEN 3140
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Engineer
64 Engineer jobs mention NEN 3140
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