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I'm not a native speaker, so I might be wrong, but I'm curious where you got "cabinet" from...and where "zugang" went. :)
zum = to
schaltschrank = control cabinet (schrank = cabinet)
freihalten = keep clear
It seems German is a handy language to know after all XD (lived there for 3 years)
greetings from Hamburg, Germany