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EN60598-1: Parts of insulating material retaining current-carrying parts or SELV parts in position, and
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parts of insulating material retaining live parts in position shall be sufficiently resistant to
2 f% a1 I+ ~/ I* aflame and ignition/fire.9 ~3 W" `4 e6 n ~. l) L1 L4 S
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Alive or live (energized). The term means electrically connected to a source of potential difference, or electrically charged so as to have a potential significantly different from that of the earth in the vicinity. The term "live" is sometimes used in place of the term "current-carrying," where the intent is clear, to avoid repetition of the longer term.3 `# f1 ~3 Y2 a3 O/ ?+ I
) x# U: }8 `, S1 c% [2 VCurrent-carrying part. The term means a conducting part intended to be connected in an electric circuit to a source of voltage. Non-current-carrying parts are those not intended to be so connected.
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Dead (deenergized). The term means free from any electrical connection to a source of potential difference and from electrical charges: Not having a potential difference from that of earth./ u4 Q0 S4 k% T; F
NOTE: The term is used only with reference to current-carrying parts which are sometimes alive (energized).
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