Key points in this article
The logic behind spacing
Safety spacing needs no formulas. The system adjusts to conditions, and the useful rule is that building it correctly once beats patching the same fault repeatedly. We suggest new users read the guide at first use. A correct gap designed with margin prevents the cramped, hazardous rework that appears later.
Three daily precautions
For spacing, keep three habits: check status before use, confirm a stop after use, and stop and report any anomaly at once. One overlooked point is leaving design margin to lower later cost. When unsure, one professional visit is steadier than guessing how close an enclosure may safely sit.
Evaluating real results
Across stages the focus shifts from feasibility to stability to efficiency. In Yantai districts with mixed conditions, one rigid measure midway often misleads. We review at each boundary, then evaluate spacing by whether crews can work safely, not by how tight the layout looks on paper.. A short written note after each session is what separates a calm owner from a confused one.