Cable Lockouts and Lockout Hasps:
Securing Bulky Isolation Points and Several People

Versions and Product Variants

FSP-Tech® supplies cable lockouts and lockout hasps for isolation points that cannot be secured with a single lockout device. Cable lockouts guide a plastic-coated steel cable around handles, levers or several outgoing circuits and pull it tight to length. The cable lengths range from 300 mm to 2.74 m, and one version is retractable and infinitely adjustable. Lockout hasps extend one isolation point to up to six safety padlocks, so that every person involved secures with their own padlock. The versions are made of steel, aluminum or polyamide. Non-conductive lockout hasps are suitable for work on electrical installations.

  • All-purpose lockout with a 2,000 mm steel cable, cable diameter 4 mm, fitting for four padlocks, housing made of fiber-reinforced polyamide
  • Compact cable lockout with an 1,800 mm cable, fitting for four padlocks, cable length freely selectable on request
  • Retractable version with a 2.74 m steel cable, cable diameter 3.3 mm, infinitely adjustable, fitting for four padlocks
  • Mini cable lockouts with a 300 mm and a 2,000 mm cable, cable diameter 1.5 mm, fitting for two padlocks, material polyamide
  • Cable drum of the retractable version for cable management, operable while wearing gloves
  • LoTo strap for closing several blanking plugs for Neozed and Diazed fuses together, length approximately 400 mm
  • Several LoTo straps can be threaded into one another and connected, which allows use in confined distribution boards
  • Lockout hasps made of steel with 25 mm and 38 mm jaw opening, partly plastic coated, fitting for six padlocks
  • Coated steel version for six padlocks
  • Aluminum version for six padlocks, partly plastic coated
  • Non-conductive versions made of polyamide in a standard and a compact size, each for six padlocks
  • Hinged version made of galvanized steel, the shackle cannot be pried open while closed
  • Lockout clamps for Schmersal safety switches, they prevent access doors from closing unintentionally, fitting for six padlocks, material steel
  • Lockout clamps with a chain of approximately 50 cm for mounting in the immediate vicinity of the safety switch
  • DIN VDE 0105-100, Operation of electrical installations, Part 100: General requirements: five safety rules, the second rule requires securing against re-energization
  • BetrSichV, the German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health: requirements for maintenance and for the safe condition of work equipment
  • DIN EN 17975:2025, Maintenance, Risk control processes of energies and fluids risks in maintenance activities, Guidance: guidance on introducing and carrying out Lockout/Tagout procedures

Technical Features

Areas of Application

Cable lockouts and lockout hasps are used wherever an isolation point does not fit a lockout device or where several people work on the same installation. Cable lockouts secure large handwheels, levers, chains and several outgoing circuits of a distribution board in one go. Lockout hasps are used as soon as several trades secure at the same time, for example during maintenance shutdowns involving external service providers. Every person attaches their own padlock, and the isolation point stays locked until the last padlock has been removed. For larger groups, securing is organized through a group lock box.

Accessories and Custom Options

Advice on Cable Lockouts

Whether a cable lockout or a lockout hasp is the right solution depends on the design of the isolation point and on the number of people involved. We go through the isolation points with you, define the cable lengths required and on request supply the complete shadow board equipped for the relevant plant area.