PS choke voltage ratings

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When a choke maker such as Hammond say the voltage rating is 400v what does this mean? If I use a 400V rated choke where the B+ is about 425V is my choke going to melt? I find this puzzling because Edcor, for instance do not give a voltage rating. Thanks for any enlightenment.

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Topic - PS choke voltage ratings - vetmedrobert@gmail.com 20:01:48 01/03/17 (6)

choke in ground leg - RayP 07:44:07 01/04/17 (1)

RE: choke in ground leg - sony6060 09:13:26 01/04/17 (0)

RE: PS choke voltage ratings - Paul Joppa 20:58:18 01/03/17 (0)

RE: PS choke voltage ratings - Eli Duttman 20:26:08 01/03/17 (2)

RE: PS choke voltage ratings - Triode_Kingdom 06:52:02 01/04/17 (1)

RE: PS choke voltage ratings - sony6060 07:39:26 01/04/17 (0)

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