Question:
What is the insulation resistance of a basic switch?
Answer:
The insulation resistance of a basic switch indicates the resistance (1) between the same polarity terminals, (2) between the charged metal part and ground, and (3) between each terminal and the uncharged metal part.
Explanation:
The insulation resistance is measured with an insulation resistance meter (Megger) between the following: two points of the same polarity terminals between COM-NO in the FP state and between COM-NC in the TTP state (in the case of the c-contact specification).
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Switches Basic Switches
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Basic Switch
Insulation Resistance
Between Contacts of the Same Polarity
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