Is there a fuse required at all? I think when the supply is from a type A plug, the fuse in the building installation is enough, however abnormal/short circuit testing must proove that there is no fire or other hazard.
---------- > From: Jackson, William L <[email protected]> > > Good Morning List, > > Does anyone know of any standards that provide guidance on where in-line > fuses must be located in relation to the power switch; 1) before the > switch, that is connected to the EMI filter or line, or 2) after the switch > ( to the load side)? The power switch and and fuses (LN) are both on the > front panel of an electronic drawer which primary power is 115VAC. We have > researched both the IEC 950 standard and the 1990 National Electrical Code > book and found no clear guidance. Also I would be interested in your > thoughts on the rationale or justification for location. > > TIA > Bill Jackson > Product Safety > Harris Corp > RF Communications Div > [email protected]
