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General Technical Information
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              Intrinsically safe circuit  Intrinsically safe circuit  intrinsically safe circuit



        Legend:
        1  Cover: non-conductive or conductive and grounded
        2   Partition based on 6.2.1 b); in this example, the partition must end at the base   or be glued to the base
        T   Distances based on Table 5
        d1 ≥ 3 mm, when the cover is conductive and grounded
        d2 ≥ 6 mm
        d3 ≥ 50 mm or d4 ≤ 1.5 mm


        Note:
        The dimensions indicated here represent the clearance distances around the insulation and not the thickness of the insulation!
        Figure 1b: Example of isolation of intrisically safe and non-intrinsically safe terminal blocks by a partition


        Table 5: Clearances and Creepage Distances and Isolation Spacing
               1             2              3              4             5              6              7

             Voltage       Clearance    Separation by   Separation by   Creepage distance   Creepage distance   Comparative track-
             (peak)                     encapsulation   fixed insulation   through air   beneath protective   ing index (CTI)
               V             mm             mm            mm             mm           layer mm
         Protection level  ia, ib  ic  ia, ib   ic    ia, ib  ic    ia, ib   ic    ia, ib   ic     ia    ib, ic

             10         1.5      0.4    0.5    0.2     0.5    0.2    1.5     1.0   0.5     0.3      --

             30         2.0      0.8    0.7    0.2     0.5    0.2    2.0     1.3   0.7     0.3    100    100
             60         3.0      0.8    1.0    0.3     0.5    0.3    3.0     1.9   1.0     0.6    100    100
             90         4.0      0.8    1.3    0.3     0.7    0.3    4.0     2.1   1.3     0.6    100    100

            190         5.0      1.5    1.7    0.6     0.8    0.6    8.0     2.5   2.6     1.1    175    175

            375         6.0      2.5    2.0    0.6     1.0    0.6   10.0     4.0   3.3     1.7    175    175
            550         7.0      4.0    2.4    0.8     1.2    0.8   15.0     6.3   5.0     2.4    275    175
            750         8.0      5.0    2.7    0.9     1.4    0.9   18.0    10.0   6.0     2.9    275    175

           1000        10.0      7.0    3.3    1.1     1.7    1.1   25.0    12.5   8.3     4.0    275    175
           1300        14.0      8.0    4.6    1.7     2.3    1.7   36.0    13.0  12.0     5.8    275    175

           1575        16.0     10.0    5.3     *      2.7     *    49.0    15.0  16.3      *     275    175
              3.3k        *     18.0    9.0     *      4.5     *      *     32.0    *       *      *       *

              4.7k        *     22.0   12.0     *      6.0     *      *     50.0    *       *      *       *
              9.5k        *     45.0   20.0     *     10.0     *      *    100.0    *       *      *       *

             15.6k        *     70.0   33.0     *     16.5     *      *    150.0    *       *      *       *
         Note 1  * At present, no values have been recommended for these voltages.
         Note 2  Proof of fulfillment of the CTI requirements for the insulating materials must be provided by the manufacturer. Defining of a CTI is not required for insulating
         materials for voltage levels up to 10 V.
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