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IET announces new amendment to BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations)

Lisa Miles
Hi all


Just read about this in the latest edition of Wiring Matters Magazine and thought it may be of interest!
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    I think you are missing the point.  The product standard ( BS 7288) says they are not suitable for providing Additional protection. They were removed from BS 7671 deliberately for this reason. They do not provide isolation as they do not meet the minimum contact clearance. BS 4293 was removed because because it was an obsolete standard just like BS 1361 fuses.


    Are you saying that you disagree with the product standard?
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    I think you are missing the point.  The product standard ( BS 7288) says they are not suitable for providing Additional protection. They were removed from BS 7671 deliberately for this reason. They do not provide isolation as they do not meet the minimum contact clearance. BS 4293 was removed because because it was an obsolete standard just like BS 1361 fuses.


    Are you saying that you disagree with the product standard?
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