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Hi All,
I really hope that someone can help me. I can see that someone has posted a very similar question to this before, however I didn't fully understand the response.
To simplify the problem, lets say that I have battery which is to be fitted to a medical power tool before every operation, like a DIY drill. At the moment the two contacts can be touch simultaneously, therefore failing the 'touch current' test - 8.7.4.6:
"Internally powered me equipment is to be investigated for touch current but only between parts of the enclosure, not between the enclosure and earth unless 8.7.4.6.c) applies".
How do I get around this problem, or am I misreading the standards?
Thanks in advance for all the help
Will
I really hope that someone can help me. I can see that someone has posted a very similar question to this before, however I didn't fully understand the response.
To simplify the problem, lets say that I have battery which is to be fitted to a medical power tool before every operation, like a DIY drill. At the moment the two contacts can be touch simultaneously, therefore failing the 'touch current' test - 8.7.4.6:
"Internally powered me equipment is to be investigated for touch current but only between parts of the enclosure, not between the enclosure and earth unless 8.7.4.6.c) applies".
How do I get around this problem, or am I misreading the standards?
Thanks in advance for all the help
Will
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