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/ G$ \& x5 f1 ^* H0 Q& q2 D; S( @Standard(s):
% r& a" e# F8 uIEC 60598-2-20/2010
8 f$ {2 y5 P9 _" h! a' FSubclause(s): 20.7.4
. K7 @. p. C7 p2 V+ T/ [ ^No. Year PDSH 0957 2010" @8 W4 w* _7 X7 J+ g. o
Category: LITE Developed by: ETF5 OSM/LUM
9 v$ J0 J( `1 _- A" nSubject:0 }4 b" O9 o# X# L5 L' ~; l
Construction
/ o* i% Y: x: d- I5 R0 b$ w: ]Key words:
7 F* ]/ F7 h. `! c. u- Connections) H3 ]6 N$ s5 C
- Rope light2 g8 {* L! ]& R0 @( }
- Current carrying parts, m3 [' L8 R, a
To be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012# x& |5 @6 E' b" Y/ a$ e+ i; O
Question:
, a6 W# u" H6 D9 d2 rIn clause 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20, it is mentioned that only 4.11.4 and 4.11.5 of clause 4.11 apply for& Y9 y+ Y8 @0 N f$ U
electrical connections and current carrying parts. Sub-clause 4.11.1 (contact pressure through insulating; c) k5 G0 G; g }& z. u6 M) D( P- q
material) does not apply. In a rope light connecting system we often have connections with pins that are
7 m1 f3 a v, b1 h1 ]5 Ustuck axially into the bare wires after cutting the lighting tube. This is contact pressure through insulating, C1 z: a. |3 P: @1 |
material. With about 16 W/m and a length until 100 m we can have a current more than 6 A at the
. M3 a1 `3 `' H& }) e* q1 h4 Tconnecting part. With those connections we have a high risk of fire. § 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20 applies, in$ M5 @0 M4 J7 D: @' A7 R
our opinion, to the connection to the lamp only (e.g. connection to Edison lampholders with insulating7 j3 S9 k' f3 X8 \, N/ d
piercing terminals). Perhaps we can follow IEC 60335-1 - § 28.2 (contact pressure through insulating5 z9 x: Y$ c7 ~5 Q! C0 H$ T
material – 0,5 A limitation for the current). We have also informed our National Standard Committee about
9 T7 s- t8 |# p7 ^. C) v. mthe matter.
! c# H8 R3 Z" V8 e' o M8 TDecision:
. e; v! y( |7 Y; @/ FThe connection is not acceptable due to the requirements of Section 15 of IEC 60598-1.' A1 U; U1 Z) K; F! K. [
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