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English: Don't forget about your own safety while you're working with wiring to avoid casual shock.
  • Secondly, I recommend to put load switch near fuse box, cause if load switch is existing inside fuse box (as rules require), you can casually turn it on and have direct contact with voltaged wires/busbars. But if load switch is existing near fuse box (bot not inside), you can't make any mechanical contact with it at all and it excludes casual energizing of wires or other open electric conductors. So, I always put small (2 modules) fuse box with load switch near main fuse box. You turn it off and close the door - any casual energizing is excluded at all, which excludes casual electric shocks.
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