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| PDSH 983/ Y6 v/ x8 n: ]4 W
| Battery compartment temperature
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| 60598-2-22(ed.3);am1;am2
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Standard(s):1 m$ O l- d6 V. k0 M% h) R' B& ^
IEC 60598-2-22/1997 A1/2002 A2/2008
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No. Year PDSH 0983 2010
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Battery compartment temperature
- H' c4 @1 S9 h/ X9 f" qKey words:
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- 50°C
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To be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012( e7 k0 i# U: U/ A* n# o2 G9 c: F
Question:
5 W; J# y: T3 n* {( {4 p' UDue to pulse charging (e.g. 2 seconds “in” and 6 seconds “out”) used in many cases, the following$ N) p9 a+ V% p6 h4 m. |
question has arisen. If the mains falls for more than, e.g. 10 minutes, a continuous charging period of
; i. f: R X# z4 J4 p9 babout 20 h will start. During this 20 h period the temperature in the battery compartment may rise to about/ B& P: V8 J9 O4 [7 N
10°C higher than during the pulse charging (near 50°C). Shall the temperature during the pulse charging3 p) t2 F+ |8 l3 W- `, ]
be regarded as the continuous ambient temperature?
b( H. F8 z1 Y1 LDecision:
4 O' N; O, X% J/ b9 u1 w& q* a4 |The Secretary informed that the Lumex ELP had considered this item at its meeting and confirmed that1 S7 B- Y4 A, b5 ^& Q
the maximum temperature limit of 50°C is applied for the continuous overcharge period only.
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