, q5 H! D% Z/ a5 g8 z, ~8 {, [0 X % {: r( R! ]8 {6 {Standard:1 [9 P, y3 T! R& V
IEC 61010-1:1990 +A1:1992 + A2 " C: l& { ^9 Q. K5 ?1 f) A- S:1995/ r, j0 d" E* q6 i' n( {1 s
Sub clause: % B0 a7 ]* U P5 l K! ^* j1.4+ O: t3 B7 B6 o
Sheet n. 331 1 ?/ c a- |, M& KPage 1(1) 1 y7 V8 W) Y: ^$ GSubject ) U6 N5 V. p6 k/ ?Environmental conditions . o M* n+ T/ f1 m" x9 ?% {6 G; h' y- ZKey words:) n8 E5 F. {* V3 G+ c8 c1 o) ~ x" o
- Higher humidity % ?& Y$ z" }5 m2 P! W4 F- Higher temperature' u) ]) w+ ?) b9 E
Decision n. 23 taken at5 N2 r# d A8 I2 V c# Y
37th meeting/2000' l% V4 h2 m5 G9 E
Question:! D( p) x2 h" R$ i: [( j, z
When equipment is rated for higher humidity / temperature levels than those in this clause,7 u; i7 [. W/ l* @6 d
how is this considered for evaluation?! [$ x! P8 u2 ?' `
Decision:' {# K, _0 K& f, V1 @; F3 V" V8 P
See and follow Explanatory Notes below. / S7 c% p' b \! U6 GExplanatory Notes:) N" }9 u6 k+ ]/ p$ L- W
Note 1 under sub-clause 4.1 suggest that additional tests should be considered to cover the+ `; A2 l; Y: Q9 K
full range of the environment conditions where this may have a bearing on safety. ; t0 A/ a8 |0 i6 ^7 P; I8 ANote: See also the new sub-clause 1.4.2 Extended environmental conditions, 2nd8 g; g( r+ ?/ M' D9 V
Edition IEC61010-1.! S( K2 q4 F3 I0 ?( L
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