Cable lockout systems are a versatile and flexible LOTO solution, allowing for easy threading through and around equipment ensuring that the lockout device can be securely applied in a variety of situations.

Additionally Cable lockout systems allow for the attachment of multiple padlocks or hasps as required allowing for multiple workers to apply padlocks to the same device where multiple employees are needed to work on the same equipment.

Switzerland has established legal provisions governing the Lockout-Tagout procedure (LOTO):
Ordinance to the Labor Act (ArGV 3): This ordinance sets forth comprehensive guidelines for occupational health and safety. It mandates that employers are responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of their employees. Under the ArGV framework, employers are obligated to implement suitable safety measures to prevent workplace accidents and protect employees' health.

Low Voltage Installation Standard (NIN): Recognized as a pivotal technical standard within the electrical installation sector in Switzerland, the NIN establishes crucial safety protocols and requirements. It plays a significant role in ensuring the safe operation of electrical systems and installations across the country.

In the EU guidelines 89/655 stipulate the basic requirements on employee health and safety when handling industrial equipment. Additionally EN 1037 dwells on procedures to deal with energy isolation and dissipation to prevent hazardous equipment from being re-energised, and safely clear a risk-prone area for use.

Cable locking systems are a versatile and flexible LOTO solution that pass easily through and around equipment, allowing the locking device to be installed safely in a wide variety of situations. What's more, cable locking systems allow multiple padlocks or strikers to be attached as required, enabling multiple employees to attach padlocks to the same device when several employees need to work on the same equipment.