How much voltage we use rubber gloves?

Question added by Santosh Kumar Santosh kumar , Officer, Lead Safety Officer, Manger , GDCL, Sahapoorji Pallonji, Offshore, L&T, Cosmo
Date Posted: 2014/04/24

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by Asharudheen PP , Safety Executive Officer , Nucleus Premium Properties

110v and above

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Personal viewof the use of protective gloves electricity even if the voltage is110volts

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