In a message dated 98-10-12, Mel Pederson writes:

<< If one considers the worst case (DC) voltages that could possibly exist on
TNV-3 lines and also SELV circuits, and considers the likelihood that these
are at opposite polarity, one would obtain a worst case 180VDC = -120VDC
(TNV-3) - 60VDC (SELV).  >>

Mel:

I have a vague recollection that somewhere in EN 60950, it states that for
purposes of determining working voltage, SELV circuits can be assumed to be
zero volts.  Perhaps this explains the slight difference in your calculations
of working voltage from the calculations of the labs you reference.  


Joe Randolph

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