Hi Huu Dung Dinh

I'm affraid you have to use X1 capacitors, even if you place a resistor in
series.

Usually you would use such capacitors in a power line filter. You would use
X Capqacitors between lines and Y Capacitors between each line and
protective ground.

Further on you usually would place a resistor (1M or higher) PARALLELL to
the capacitors, in order to make sure that they are discharged in a
reasonalble time (like 5s to Max 60V).

Regards

George
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Dear all,
I would like to ask you the following:

§1.5.6 of IEC 60950 3rd ED - Capacitors in primary circuits states 
that:
A capacitor connected between 2 lines conductors of the primary 
circuit, or between one line conductor and the neutral conductor, 
shall comply with IEC 60384-14, sub-class X1 or X2.

1)      Does that mean that capacitors connected over the lines and after 
the main fuses have to comply with the requirements ?
2)      If yes, have capacitors connected in series with other components 
(f.e. a resistance) to comply with the requirements too ?

I appreciate any answer.

Regards,
Huu Dung Dinh
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