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11 years ago
I want to use Plexiglas (brand name Optix) in an electrical project.  Can anyone tell me about its electrical properties?  I'm having a hard time finding information about that.  I know electricity can arc through it if it's in the Kv, but would there be any problem with arcing through it below 500v?
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11 years ago
i would expect the dielectric strength of a 6mm thick sheet of plexiglas to be sufficient to withstand the 500V you wish to use. You could download the data sheet from the manufactures website.
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11 years ago
Die electric strength is  450 to 550 volts / mil
So there is no problem with 3 to 4 mm thick flexiglass sheet.
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