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Some whirlpool baths incorporate a telephone set. Therefore they incorporate a connection to the telephone network, in which it is used voltages exceeding 50 V between the signal lines. Any way, the voltage measured from any line to earth is less than 12 volts. Taking into account that sub-clause 22.35 requires that "parts such as switches and controls accessible to the user in the bath shall only be supplied at safety extra low voltage not exceeding 12 V":
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Decision:
, `+ b1 t8 X4 D' \4 Q# q6 j7 m/ ^If the knobs are directly connected to the telephone circuit, in such a way that the telephone line voltage supply the knobs, this construction is not accepted.
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