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hi there

just a quick question when installing a wired doorbell system is there really any need for a bell transformer that is double insulated/class2 to be enclosed in its own seperate enclosure ?

if there is no reason to protect from mechanical damage.
 
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as long as the terminals are shrouded/covered to IP4X, no problem
 

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