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DSH 636
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2 f6 f! v9 a5 j9 X, ` | Resistance to heat and fire! }2 x$ m# M6 S& {
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" N. v7 @, }+ z$ x$ zIn the photographs included below, a construction is shown with material not resistant to the glow wire test at 750ºC/850ºC marked PP and a terminal block mounted on 3 pins moulded on the material. In order to separate the connection area from the plastic part PP, a piece of a different material has been interposed. The pins fixing the terminal block are still made of material PP and are within a distance of less than 3 mm. Should material PP in this construction be tested with glow wire test at 750ºC/850ºC?
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The material shall be tested if it is less 3 mm from the connection. The 3 mm distance has to be measured from the point of connection between the wire and the screw inside the terminal and not from other terminal part.5 O2 { p) {/ o# j) R! h
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