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. e& a$ O2 |( d6 ?5 N2 k- f9 {Standard:( h. E4 n" m7 `
IEC 950 (1991) 2nd ed.,* I% j! B( k; V9 c
Amdts.1(1992), 2(1993),3 b: H/ o( l9 i7 [3 e6 {2 q: S# A
3(1995), 4(1996);4 L* F* K: ?/ ]- `( l% m
IEC 60950, 3rd edition (1999)
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Subject:
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, e& {+ p; Y( iKey words:
' t) Q7 U$ a7 {* O6 d2 dContact with hazardous
; V5 N# T2 }4 M* O" ?) M$ Mvoltages, test finger7 T5 r8 J1 |3 Z G
Decision taken at the' z) u0 {$ E% @: H2 o, Z
39th meeting 20022 |2 J( L( |% l7 Q- A+ r Z7 h3 Z
Question:- z. t9 z! M8 t" h$ M3 x
Is it the intent of the fourth dash of Clause 2.1.1.1 which reads “-functional or basic insulation of4 Y1 ]+ _# w0 E6 K4 U
parts or wiring at hazardous voltages” to include a 2 mm air gap of clearance from the tip of the test' t0 w5 G: g& g# n; e+ c
finger since that dash says “basic insulation” and 2mm or clearance is basic insulation? A* e" f) r7 R9 K* w& K
subassembly of IT equipment (e.g., uninterruptible power supply) has modular power supplies that
& b$ D# A* n* m; S( a2 iare located in operator accessible compartments and are removable by the user. If the power
# L$ Q9 ~$ H+ K t2 [# psupply is removed, the supply connector becomes exposed within the compartment. It is not
1 s/ o* w/ ~. R8 m, l3 k+ \permitted to make a contact with a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 volts a.c. or 1500 volts
" }' [8 K. h% M6 b2 D# ]d.c. Is this requirement sufficient or is there a need for an additional gap between the part at
4 q) F3 C4 L9 fhazardous voltage and the tip of the test finger figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A in IEC 60950)?
3 M) l2 @/ I* _+ P' Y0 o3 ODecision:
% Z b/ O/ y) Y! uContact is verified by means of a test finger, figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A of IEC 60950), which
5 R. ?6 B. F9 j: fshall not contact parts described above when applied to openings in the enclosure (compartment)
; |4 d, o( @1 i! Y/ Zafter removal of parts that can be detached by an operator, including fuseholders, and with operator
: B. e/ f, Q" c. g1 L. |access doors and covers open. It is permitted to leave lamps in place for this test. Connectors that, V' N/ J" N2 y+ l% K6 Q
can be separated by an operator, other than plugs and socket -outlets complying with 60083, IEC
; c5 C% r/ t" ]7 o) \) ~) x60309 and IEC 60320 shall also be tested during disconnection. Where contact is not permitted in
# {0 U, c% h* _9 }6 L+ }the above tests, there is no requirement for a minimum air gap between the tip of the test finger and
3 B3 z/ a0 s$ l! ~ A/ i0 z3 mthe part at a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 V a.c or 1500 V d.c.
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