Lockout for Electrical Installations:
Devices for Switches, Fuses and Plug Connections

Versions and Product Variants

FSP-Tech® supplies lockout systems for electrical installations that secure isolated circuits against re-energization and thereby implement the second of the five safety rules. The product range covers miniature circuit breakers, fuse switches, screw-in base fuses, load break switches, motor protection switches, moulded case circuit breakers and plug connections. The lockout devices are made of fiber-reinforced polyamide, ABS or polycarbonate depending on the application, and of anodized aluminum for mechanically stressed positions. Non-conductive materials allow use directly inside the distribution board. Every version accepts at least one safety padlock. DIN EN 17975:2025 provides for energy isolation points that can be reached without disassembly and without additional aids. Where existing installations do not meet this condition, the lockout devices establish lockability retrospectively.

  • Universal lockout for miniature circuit breakers, RCBOs and main switches, independent of the manufacturer and also suitable for older designs
  • Circuit breaker lockouts in the PIS, POS, POW and TBLO designs, made of fiber-reinforced polyamide
  • Compact lockout for miniature circuit breakers, made of anodized aluminum
  • Lockouts for motor protection and rotary switches in 25 mm and 38 mm widths, clamping height 41 to 70 mm
  • Lockouts for moulded case circuit breakers up to 18 mm, 42 mm and 72 mm width
  • Lockable covers for main switches without their own locking facility, material polycarbonate
  • Lockout for emergency stop buttons, hole diameter 28 mm, operating temperature -20°C to +120°C, to be fitted only while the button is pressed
  • Blanking plugs for Neozed screw-in base fuses in sizes D01, D02 and DL, supplied as a set of three
  • Blanking plugs for Diazed screw-in base fuses in sizes DII and DIII
  • Blanking plug set for all five sizes with lateral cable routing, usable without unscrewing adjacent fuses
  • Swivel blanking plug with key for closing a single phase, Neozed D01 and D02 as well as Diazed DII and DIII
  • Lockable blanking plug for load break switches with an NH00 fuse, the first lockable version for this size
  • Lockout for load break switches with D02 fuses, consisting of a lockout device and a locking pin
  • Plug lockouts for Euro plugs, Schuko plugs and CEE couplings up to 16 A
  • Lockouts for CEE plugs from 230 V with 16 A and 3 poles up to 400 V with 125 A and 5 poles
  • Blanking plugs for CEE couplings and CEE sockets with an outside diameter of 44 mm to 78 mm
  • Lockout devices for Schuko sockets and for IEC C14 appliance inlets
  • 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 Lockout/Tagout procedures

Technical Features

Areas of Application

Lockout systems for electrical installations are used wherever circuits are isolated before maintenance work and secured against re-energization. Typical applications are found in mechanical engineering, petrochemicals, power generation, pharmaceutical and food production, electrical engineering, medical technology as well as transport and construction. In distribution boards, blanking plugs and switch lockouts secure individual outgoing circuits, on machines motor protection switches and main switches are blocked, and on construction sites and service assignments plug lockouts secure mobile loads. Where several trades work on the same installation, every lockout device can be extended for additional padlocks with a lockout hasp.

Accessories and Custom Options

Advice on Lockout Systems

Which lockout devices you need depends on the switchgear and fuse systems in place. We review your energy isolation points, put together the matching equipment and on request supply the complete shadow board equipped for the relevant plant area.