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Compliance is checked by inspection and measurement. Except for that portion of the side of
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of the following is considered to satisfy the requirements (other constructions are not
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9 ?5 T2 \+ i+ Y! b− openings that do not exceed 5 mm in any dimension;* m' l3 x: j& F. g/ |& }/ o
− openings that do not exceed 1 mm in width regardless of length;
$ _% Z6 }& ^ P+ d! f− top openings in which vertical entry is prevented (see Figure 4B for examples);& N6 }3 t. a% s. R
− side openings provided with louvres that are shaped to deflect outwards an external P% L* Y% E5 Z. Z+ l2 g3 K
vertically falling object (see Figure 4C for examples);1 Q% g3 A( }& e- L* [
− top or side openings, as shown in Figure 4D, that are not located vertically, or within a
$ @( D: y, e9 Avolume V bounded by a 5° vertical projection up to the size of opening L, above bare
7 u$ w: x/ M& N/ `' m3 Zconductive parts:
1 a) w, y8 N* e• at HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE, or
$ K0 Y; ?: R3 I/ x$ W5 @9 V k• that present an energy hazard within the meaning of 2.1.1.5.
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