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, ]. i! Y% x. R9 X; e6 j, K7 j8 ^Standard: IEC 60335-1:1991, 3rd Ed.
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Sheet No. DSH-489
% |% B) ~: B9 S# C; ^5 GSubject: Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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Decision taken at the 40th CTL meeting 20031 H+ D! W5 q: I
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For the application of the test voltage, how are layers of insulation that are thermally bonded
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Layers of insulation thermally bonded together are considered as one piece unless by the use
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layers. When the number of layers have been determined ( i.e. 2 for supplementary and 3 for
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material at various stages of the manufacturing process. The manufacturer shall also provide) p! y6 e6 e4 J" P- y, V3 ]8 k
evidence that the characteristics of the insulating material have not been degraded by the5 n1 c5 K9 }" E9 E/ D6 Z; O( g
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