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Standard:
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Overcurrent Protection, Note' z! C4 t" R4 o
Key words:
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Provisional decision taken by ETF3 and confirmed by CTL at its 38th meeting, in Toronto
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The note recommends that both supply conductors are fused. How is this recommendation applied? }7 z- z; B1 p: L! @9 V
Decision:
; \# y `/ R) B' |The standard allows the use of a single fuse and therefore, under CB rules this is accepted.4 W% }$ O% q5 k& X' P
Explanation:: _' s$ N* {; N
Where a supply is not polarised then equipment employing earthing for protection should be provided with a fuse in both mains conductors.
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