> In dielectric strength test, normally the high voltage is required to apply > between live mains input and accessible parts. What are the exact meaning of > accessible parts? In general, we use test fingers and/or test pins to > determine an accessible parts. Is there any other requirement to determine it > such as operating temperature? > > Recently we notice there are dielectric strength tests for LED lamps and > compact FL lamps but no dielectric strength tests required for halogen lamps. > Actually they all have glass bulb and all are operating on 230 Vac. Isn¹t > glass bulb considered as an accessible parts on halogen lamp due to high > operating temperature? > > Thanks and regards, > > Scott
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