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9 f h2 f* t5 M; pStandard: IEC 60335-1:1976, 2nd Ed.
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Sheet No. DSH-456- p. Z. |" h! V
Subject: Insulating resistance and electric strength
t+ [* {, d& \4 x" P( }Key words: - use of metal rod - use of metal foils U0 } M7 t2 b/ A V: m
Decision 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
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See question.
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3 X6 ]6 ~! ^* j8 _: g7 X9 ]In case of doubt, the cable with the foil wrap is used for cord anchorages and a metal rod for
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The torque for the screw and clamping means should be 2/3 of what is stated in the table of. G$ |/ r a8 }6 C. I% Y7 k! _; ]7 D
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