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Re: Here's one for the books

Subject: Re: Here's one for the books
From: "petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 21:04:52 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <isOdnbrun8pCjdffRVn-3A@xxxxxxxxxx> <uto2e.1319$nb3.2071@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <-aqdnVW1F_cMgNffRVn-hA@xxxxxxxxxx> <fkp2e.1321$nb3.2236@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <tWx2e.16179$DW.14317@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Not if the device is powered by a class 2 transformer..

"John O" <johno@#no^spam&heathkit.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
tWx2e.16179$DW.14317@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>>I HATE panels that use fuses btw.
>
> This is an honest question...do these panels have any sort of over-current
> protection? I've replaced lost of bad bridge rectifiers (and discrete
> diodes doing the same thing), even shorted devices, and the worst damage
> I've seen is a blown fuse.
>
> UL/CSA requires a fuse, IIRC.
>
> -John O
>
>

Not if the device is powered by a class 2 transformer..(saturation
transformer)

References:
- Here's one for the books
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- Re: Here's one for the books
  - From: Crash Gordon®
- Re: Here's one for the books
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- Re: Here's one for the books
  - From: Crash Gordon®
- Re: Here's one for the books
  - From: John O

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