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Standard: IEC 60335-1:1976, 2nd Ed.( e& Y# p7 r8 ?% ~
Sub clause: 16.4) H' r- N/ E& K1 e& _; z( \3 `
Sheet No. DSH-456" a4 ?% J( n+ `" M" V" D
Subject: Insulating resistance and electric strength7 {/ ~5 z2 S( j: a& [: _ {
Key words: - use of metal rod - use of metal foils
# m' B. T& I' tDecision taken at the 40th CTL meeting 2003
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During the electric strength test on cord guards and cord anchorages, should a metal rod or, k @! p& K- [3 i+ j9 V
metal foil wrapped around the cable be used ?; ^$ U( g9 w; l* Y. c* U
Rationale:- }$ s3 y1 Q; j& D4 ^
See question.3 |' t/ z2 @9 y: Z7 \( }
Decision:
' l! o3 K) ~5 y+ L' h1 Z4 pIn case of doubt, the cable with the foil wrap is used for cord anchorages and a metal rod for
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