UL Spacing requirements 1.5kVThe requirements become a lot easier if you
specify that the product can only be used at sealevel, in dry air, in a
clean environment!!  :)
Other than that, be aware that electrons like to jump, especially from sharp
points. I can already hear the corona and smell the ozone!!

Have fun,
Ahne.


 Does anyone have a reference for the UL requirement for electrical spacing
between conductors? I have the one in 2221 but was hoping for a less
conservative calculation.
      Jeffrey A. McGlaughlin CID
      Engineering Designer



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