Utilities distribution board 103
LV switchboard / distribution board · Lyndale Packing · Utilities yard · inspector M. Osei
Identification and records
Board face, doors closed
7 cues in forceWhole enclosure in frame, including any labelling.
An illustration of an LV distribution board / motor control centre with the outer door swung open (circuit schedule card on inner door), showing a 400A main switch, an exposed busbar chamber at top and three rows of moulded-case breakers behind an escutcheon.
Clear, well-lit stylised illustration of a panel interior; detail is sufficient for most cues, though fine surface finish and small labels cannot be resolved.
Upper right window of the panel, above the breaker rows. An open recess shows bare horizontal and vertical busbars with bolted joints, plus a red/orange conductor with an unterminated end at the right side of the bus chamber, all reachable with the door open.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-01
Breaker rows: one gap in the top row right of centre and one gap in the bottom row at left. Two breaker ways show dark open apertures in the escutcheon with no device or blanking plate fitted.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-02
Visible door face, escutcheon and enclosure front. Only a 'CIRCUIT SCHEDULE' card and a 'MAIN 400A' text marking are visible; no warning triangle, arc-flash or shock-hazard sticker anywhere on the visible faces.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-03
Floor immediately in front of and below the panel. Three cardboard boxes/cartons are stacked on the floor directly in the standing space in front of the board, one partly under the panel.
Accepting this evaluatesR-SB-08
Floor area around the base of the board. Cardboard boxes stored on the floor around the asset; no spillage, water or loose debris otherwise visible.
No enabled rule consumes this cue, so accepting it records evidence only.
- Cables leave the bottom of the enclosure without visible glands or a sealed gland plate at the lower left and lower centre.
- Circuit schedule document is present on the inner door but text is illegible at this resolution.
- Main switch handle appears in the ON position (vertical red indicator).
- Several breakers show red trip/ON flags; individual circuit identification labels are not readable.
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 — Panel surfaces are drawn uniformly grey with no staining, rust bloom or chipped paint visible.
- Impact damage or deformation — Panel edges and panels appear straight and square with no dents or buckling depicted.