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ksparks (Mechanical)
6 Jan 02 20:49
What is the minimum distance between the surface and the electrical contact for a domestic house receptacle?  
What is to + - alowable for a producer of electrical receptacles?
Underlaying question is "could a plug be held away from the receptacle face .004" and not impose a violation of safety?"
Daleyfish (Mechanical)
11 Feb 02 12:34
Check out Current Taps and Adapters -UL 498A
section 14 spacings.
ccaserta (Specifier/Regulator)
22 Feb 02 14:27
I beleive it will depend on the countries you plan on shipping to. If your strictly North America Daleyfish is correct. If your talking about the EU refer to IEC 60320-1 and IEC 60320-2-2.

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krishnakhandelwal (Mechanical)
21 Oct 02 2:17
where can i find the Ul standards UL 486A online. I need a download of the same.
peebee (Electrical)
22 Oct 02 14:42
Gotta bust out the credit card for that at www.ul.com
buzzp (Electrical)
25 Oct 02 11:28
UL does not give anything away. UL makes you buy from global engineering documents. We made something similar and there was another UL standard, I think it is 247? It is an appliance standard. But ultimately will depend on application to determine which standard to use.

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