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| Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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" v7 O6 J" T: L; y# V( I0 LQuestion:, j: Z/ ?( m3 c4 C; N! o
What creepage and clearance distances are applied between terminals of a switch?) @" p; p+ f! d/ ~4 O
Rationale:
2 T/ u3 H6 G& gSee question.
" T/ P$ z' {# ? M, e. jDecision:
* Z1 d, G- `2 R: ~) t0 C1) Regarding the distance of the terminals themselves, the component standard shall be
3 K7 ~7 C$ H2 ~3 u$ qapplicable. In regard to the connecting points to the PCB, the appliance standard shall be
' A# f, o: [8 L! |applicable.
+ b3 \& p( P8 d% S5 j( t6 R6 k, N2) If the switch is not required according to sub-clause 22.40, the requirement for distances; m4 b8 L8 G9 k. H/ `0 H
between the terminals ( live parts of different polarity) is not applicable, according to the last- o0 A! ~% H8 a. x
paragraph of clause 29.3 O, E3 [# v$ s2 c
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