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I agree with Kees. A lock would be contradictory to the purpose of the
switch.
Does the customer also want a lock on the main 'computer floor emergency
power off' switch?
Access to the computer floor should be restricted and people who enter
should be registered and be knowledgeable enough to know not to touch
the switch unless it's an emergency.
And if there is an emergency, e.g. someone is being electrocuted, you
don't want a procedure to request a key from someone outside the
computerfloor.
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I was always taught that you didn't even THINK about the EPO until the
smoke was so thick you had to feel for it. :-)
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