Peter,
Here's my two cents ...
Extraneous/non-electrical Conductive Part -
1 A conductive part that is not intended
to be part of ANY electrical circuit
(power or otherwise) of a device.
2. If removed from the device, does not
cause any degradation of electrical performa
Hi Pete:
It seems to me that there are several kinds of conductive
parts that we need to be concerned about from a safety
perspective:
1. Energized parts at hazardous voltage.
2. Energized parts at non-hazardous voltage.
3. Energized parts at non-hazardous current.
4. Grounded/earthed p
PSNet
I'm involved in a discussion concerning definitions... wot's you
opinion...
Exposed conductive part: conductive part of equipment, which can be
touched and which is not normally live, but which can become live when
basic insulation fails.
Extraneous/non-electric
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