Is it just me that believes that the S stands for separated not safety?
I had a good argument today in a lighting shop with a shop assistant today whilst helping my Mum buy some new lights for her bathroom. The assistant said S was for safety and produced fitting documents from lots of lights in the shop to prove he was correct, I only had the 16th edition (pg25 blue cover) to show him that it means seperated.
A quick look on Google shows even vent-axia are using the word safety not seperated on their SELV equipment.
Has the 16th edition gone out of date?
Adam