Hej Bob Blick. Tack f=F6r ditt meddelande 22:57 2003-07-28 enligt nedan:
>Morgan Olsson said:
>> Hej Tal. Tack fvr ditt meddelande 17:28 2003-07-28 enligt nedan:
>>>> If the product is uses less than15V AND cannot deliver more
>>>> than 8A into a short circuit, UL approval is automatic UNLESS
>>>> there is another issue with flammability.
>>>
>>>The number we got from UL engineers is 30VDC, not 15V. I think this is
>>> spelled out in UL60950.
>>
>> If they say a device that can deliver up to 450W is safe, I sure do not
>> trust UL marking!! (Except when a lawyer is on my side, then... ;9 )
>
>With your math skills, perhaps you could become a UL lawyer  ;-)

Doh, Yea now i understand how to become a lawyer, just sit up and read lot=
 of mails while half asleep... you should not read lot of mauls in the=
 night... ;)
I multiplied 15 and 30...

OK, 8A x 30V is 240W, still very hazardous.

/Morgan

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