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When deciding whether to test electrical equipment, you need to consider the type of construction of the equipment in use. There are two basic types of electrical equipment construction – Class I (earthed) and Class II (double insulated). Earthed equipment For safety reasons, Class I equipment has an earth connection. If there is a fault
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