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Although the voltages are lower than the 240 V mains voltage, cables and wires carrying E.L.V. must have proper protective insulation to prevent possible leakage currents. Great care is also necessary to prevent short-circuits, since they may be the cause of fires. E.L.V. cables are not permitted to be drawn into the same conduit, duct or trunking partition together with cables supplying 240 V circuits, unless they are insulated for this higher voltage.
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© 1977 Michael Neidle
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Neidle, M. (1977). Extra-Low-Voltage Supplies. In: Basic Electrical Installations. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81514-2_9
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