I know whenever we handle Circuit breaker or Main Supply lever at home.
We have to wear a footwear which is non-conductive and insulated glove.
My question is , As far as I'm aware a tile which is not wet should be non-conductive too.
It might be worthwhile to invest on EH(Electrical Hazard) shoe for a professional but for a home owner , it's another investment which he's gonna use once in a while
- When tripper got tripped
- When electrical fuse is gone
- When we pour distilled water in inverter battery
So If I don't have a non-conductive electrial hazard footwear . am i free to stand on tile and handle the circuit-breaker ?
FYI:
We're supposed to touch the Circuit breaker unit's cover when main is off. But my parents are sometimes lazy , so when the circuit breaker trips, they just touch the cover to open then turn RCB on before turning off the mains.