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IEC 61010
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Overcurrent Protection, Note# s1 S2 A: Z; v$ R7 s
Key words:
+ G1 R7 C' Y' M. W8 m; E7 h5 \- Mains$ X3 A3 n. l# k" z# b
- Fuse
2 Q7 ?: Q/ n- E% Q0 v' nProvisional decision taken by ETF3 and confirmed by CTL at its 38th meeting, in Toronto
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# a3 R5 \5 ^, d- cThe note recommends that both supply conductors are fused. How is this recommendation applied?( B% `% a' e) Q# E) t( N. H' H( M
Decision:& k* H7 E) J" R9 V! }
The standard allows the use of a single fuse and therefore, under CB rules this is accepted.$ a8 I+ z @. V) o& ?
Explanation:
8 L0 a+ v$ A2 a3 R3 d% r0 CWhere a supply is not polarised then equipment employing earthing for protection should be provided with a fuse in both mains conductors./ G c. l6 @1 R
Evaluators are requested to draw the attention of submittors to this situation and make an informative note in the report as appropriate.3 p0 }9 L5 W( K
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