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Something is confusing me somewhat: Can someone, in idiot terms :13:, please explain what tests are required on a SELV circuit. For example, a downlighter in a kitchen with a SELV transformer. It is something that I cannot get my head around. What connections are made on the circuit and where and the tests to do.

Thanks in anticipation. PP
 
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