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Standard: IEC 60335-1:1991, 3rd Ed.$ U. ?2 X" F- r- f4 b
Sub clause: 30.1
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Subject:
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Key words: - Ball-pressure test
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4 N- w* f# R" Y6 y% d( B, [What is the applicability of the ball-pressure test to parts of insulating material supporting live parts?
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See question.
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For parts of insulating material covering live parts which occasionally are in contact with live parts of different potential, the ball-pressure test is carried out at 75 deg C.0 ?3 N& y, @. Z8 k/ L$ B* i
For parts of insulating material like the insulation covering snap-on connectors, only the glow-wire test is carried out.
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