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| Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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Question:
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operates during clause 19?
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See question.
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In this situation the live parts of thermal cut out in the open position are considered as parts
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When measuring creepage and clearance, the distances should be checked according to the9 C/ X0 z2 n+ f# U* `6 K
component standard. If the cut out does not operate for all the tests of all clauses, the% J5 U, m' S6 \/ U L5 ]
distances are not measured because there is no open circuit and no parts of different polarity.
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