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Standard: IEC60335-1, Ed. 3 Clause: 30 Sheet n. 264
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Key words:
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- crimp connection. B5 d1 N! a9 u/ D, O9 i
Decision n. 20 taken at 35th meeting/1998
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The figure below shows a crimp connection used for internal wiring
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the plastic cap provides basic insulation.( F( L& O4 j7 f4 {3 }
Does the plastic cap retain live parts in position so you have to make a ball pressure test at
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than 0.5 amps) ?
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The plastic caps doesn’t retain in position the live parts, so the ball pressure test does not be
( l S4 p+ d) @# g5 B9 Xcarried out. Subclauses 30.2.2 and 30.2.3 apply to the plastic cap, so the glow wire test has
% P4 v! }# A; S/ L9 n* mto be carried out if the connection is carrying a current > 0,5A in normal use, for appliances
4 L' g, f' y; W/ A5 o/ sother than hand-held appliances, with the following values:& ~1 A( L, ?1 i t
- 650°C for appliances operated while attended: z. ^( U, c3 N: |8 `( r" G! _! p' |
- 750°C for the other appliances (except if tests of annex L are performed on the
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