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How exactly does ADS work?
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  • Simon Barker:ADS still applies to class I appliances, which are always earthed through their supply cable.


    So, this is really where I'm coming from in saying this is a discussion about IEC 61140. BS 7671 provides provision (earthing and protective devices) for ADS for 2 reasons:


    1. It's needed for Class I appliances


    2. There may be parts of the installation that have conductors protected by basic insulation, installed in conductive enclosures or other equivalent wiring systems (SWA or MICC or single-insulated conductors in conductive containment arrangements effectively equivalent to Class I)


    BS 7671 does not include provision for ADS to provide 100 % protection against electric shock.


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  • Simon Barker:ADS still applies to class I appliances, which are always earthed through their supply cable.


    So, this is really where I'm coming from in saying this is a discussion about IEC 61140. BS 7671 provides provision (earthing and protective devices) for ADS for 2 reasons:


    1. It's needed for Class I appliances


    2. There may be parts of the installation that have conductors protected by basic insulation, installed in conductive enclosures or other equivalent wiring systems (SWA or MICC or single-insulated conductors in conductive containment arrangements effectively equivalent to Class I)


    BS 7671 does not include provision for ADS to provide 100 % protection against electric shock.


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