Utilities distribution board 107
LV switchboard / distribution board · Northgate Works · Compressor house · inspector R. Aldridge
Identification and records
Board face, doors closed
7 cues in forceWhole enclosure in frame, including any labelling.
An illustrated wall-mounted distribution board with left-hand door open, a MAIN 400A rotary isolator, an uncovered busbar chamber at upper right, three rows of miniature circuit breakers behind an escutcheon, and cables entering from below. It is not clearly a motor control centre, as no starters or bucket units are shown.
Clear, evenly lit illustration of the full enclosure front with door open; floor area in front is visible.
Upper right of enclosure, busbar chamber. Bare copper-coloured horizontal and vertical busbars with bolted joints are visible with no cover fitted. A red-insulated conductor lands on the right-hand end of the bars.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-01
Breaker rows: top row, two adjacent ways at right; bottom row, fourth way from left; gland area at bottom right. Dark empty openings sit where breakers should be, with no blanks fitted. A dark rectangular opening is also visible at the bottom right of the enclosure, where a cable enters.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-02
Enclosure face and inside of door. Only the 'MAIN 400A' text, the 'CIRCUIT SCHEDULE' heading and a schedule sheet are visible. No warning triangle, shock-hazard label or incident-energy sticker is seen on the visible face.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-03
Floor directly in front of the board, bottom of frame. Three cardboard boxes are placed on the floor immediately in front of and below the board, in the standing space.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-08
Floor in front of board. Cardboard boxes are left on the floor around the asset. No spillage, water or dust is visible.
No enabled rule consumes this cue, so accepting it records evidence only.
- Cables loop out from the bottom left of the board and run loosely to the floor, apparently without containment.
- Several breaker toggles show red indicators, which may denote a tripped or differing state.
- The circuit schedule is attached to the inside of the door; its legibility cannot be assessed.
Recorded on the report as notes. No cue, so no rule consumes them.
2 cues checked and not seen
- Light surface corrosion or coating breakdown, Grey enclosure and door surfaces appear uniform, with no staining, rust bloom or chipped paint depicted.
- Impact damage or deformation, Panels and door appear straight, with no dents or deformation depicted.