Why Electrical Labels are essential
10 October 2014
Electrical labels are so vital. Neglecting a dangerous area can cause serious damage, including electrical shocks.
Electric shock injuries can result in the following:
- Muscle spasms impair the ability to detach from the electrical source.
- It also causes your lungs to tighten and constrict making it hard to breathe.
- As your blood vessels constrict the beat of your heart can also be disrupted.
- You will also find burns as the electricity enters and then leaves your body
- As the human body is 70% water, electricity moves quickly through us making us good conductors.
- Electricity moves at the speed of light. Resulting in you having little chance of pulling away quickly avoiding getting hurt, so it goes without saying that prevention is the cure.
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