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Question:
* k$ p7 V) l5 Y" v, i& [ S* r9 n) N3 TWhat creepage and clearance distances apply across parts of same polarity when a cut out- y4 o' Z1 K9 b) d2 `/ F
operates during clause 19?
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+ Z# m9 Q& T4 c0 S0 G: b8 n5 _' M6 zSee question.
, q& m1 l5 C1 K1 t# hDecision:
) B3 O" S& E3 t8 F. m2 a2 G0 XIn this situation the live parts of thermal cut out in the open position are considered as parts4 A0 F6 p6 A9 ^ Y4 W, E
of different polarity.
1 m; B) \0 {4 E1 e: H, FWhen measuring creepage and clearance, the distances should be checked according to the
" F- F0 U5 B8 t: ~component standard. If the cut out does not operate for all the tests of all clauses, the) {) X1 i. b5 V
distances are not measured because there is no open circuit and no parts of different polarity.
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