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| Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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* R7 H* H6 n6 X7 l. BQuestion:
/ A' s3 r! K& Q7 t$ eWhat creepage and clearance distances are applied between terminals of a switch?
6 @( D; {9 m" xRationale:
9 P5 f ~, I3 k' s6 F' r( jSee question.1 R4 r7 O; P( A, U/ P2 c
Decision:- k; F* g- l/ `& k3 ]+ J* a( M$ Z
1) Regarding the distance of the terminals themselves, the component standard shall be
4 J) W, `+ f; ?applicable. In regard to the connecting points to the PCB, the appliance standard shall be2 [( O; \. Y) [& ]; R+ [
applicable.
1 ]$ n$ X3 R3 `( u+ c2) If the switch is not required according to sub-clause 22.40, the requirement for distances2 s/ o5 z% P$ K3 s$ W" I! _! l
between the terminals ( live parts of different polarity) is not applicable, according to the last1 q) Q3 t6 Z' ]* k9 X2 e+ I& ?
paragraph of clause 29.
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