Is anyone familiar with the test setup for doing Leakage Current tests? I have a device with input voltage of 100-240V, so my production line test needs to be done at 264V (110% of highest rated voltage). Would I use a programmable AC power supply to do this test (along with the leakage test equipment, of course)? Also, an isolation transformer is required per the 60601-1 standard. Would a programmable AC power supply act as the isolation or would an isolation transformer still be needed?
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