Reinforced insulation

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With regard to this and similar posts by John in the past:

As I said, a high proportion of DI-marked (i.e. 'Class II') items appear to have only one layer of insulation, at least in relation to some live parts, so I can but assume that it has somehow been decided/determined that the material of the single layer qualifies as "reinforced" - but, as I also said, I've yet to see a definition!

Perhaps I and we should have noticed before but, looking at the thread on insulation tape has led me to 'discover' that there is indeed a definition of 'reinforced insulation' in Part 2 - BUT don't expect too much.

The relevant standard presumably is not available without a charge.
 
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With regard to this and similar posts by John in the past: .... Perhaps I and we should have noticed before but, looking at the thread on insulation tape has led me to 'discover' that there is indeed a definition of 'reinforced insulation' in Part 2 - BUT don't expect too much.
I had, indeed, noticed that before, but I didn't even bother to mention it, since (as you imply), it does not really constitute what I would regard as a useful definition! (i.e. when I said that I had "yet to see a definition", I meant a useful definition!).

Kind Regards, John
 

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