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Better play safe than regret.

Posted by cheap-Jack on March 5, 2007 at 11:12:08:
Hi.
I am yet to see any HV rating on XLR (Cannon X serie Latch Rubber surround connector).
Despite Amphenol, a largest manufacturer of Cannon connectors, specified it for 133Vrms service voltage & test voltage 1400Vrms,
it is specified "not suitable for domestic applications above 50V".
c-J