Appliance Protection Classes 0, I, II, III
Protection classes as defined in BS EN 61140, with Class I and Class II (double insulated) being the most common. Covers all four classes, the protection methods for each one, and considerations when connecting equipment to a fixed wiring installation. ► Social Media: Twitter: / jwflame Facebook: / jwflame Instagram: / jwflame ► Contact info, sending stuff in: etc.: http://xo4.uk/?YTT ► Website - More on this video and many other subjects Website: https://www.flameport.com ► Support this channel: Patreon: / jwflame PayPal Donations: http://xo4.uk/?PPP
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