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Question:
' a- I% h. N- p: {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":
5 H8 Z+ M! I1 p7 j0 j- should the signal lines be insulated considering the voltage referenced to ground, in which case the requirement for insulation will not be stringent?6 f* Q, ^9 a8 {1 P4 X
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& Q% F5 f( Q# L8 G; E- should the voltage between the lines be considered instead, in which case the insulation requirements will be more stringent?% c% y- s5 p9 |% O* ^ E
Decision:
7 X" S9 N9 F% x8 Q5 }+ w: k4 ?) b" |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.7 y3 R7 N; |3 ~% K$ @
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