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Standard:# P3 W! T0 ]: k. f' }* _) w
IEC 61010-1:1990 +A1:1992 + A2
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( E0 D1 _3 l3 I: g0 ySub clause:
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Sheet n. 332
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Protection in single fault condition
! }7 {( ]4 G4 |Key words:
6 F. Z( B3 {& J# x1 g- Motor controllers! \3 g5 D9 Z# v6 k6 N' \$ P
- Protective earthing5 `) |8 \" k) b, S6 Y
Decision n. 23 taken at
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Question:
& _2 c0 f2 @$ e& W: TCertain motor controllers have difficulty meeting 0.5mA under normal condition j9 p+ V& z. m* r% e7 H: z
and 3.5mA in SFC. Is it possible to have two ways of permanent protective* w( ~5 u$ X. o; r, \
grounding so that in SFC still connection to PE is assured (for permanent1 Q" H3 Q4 K9 Q# q8 o7 O3 t m+ b
connections only).* |* n) e, L: W/ w) a# l5 R( ]
Decision:
0 q! E" s6 |2 H. a) f/ r7 FFollow IEC61010-1 requirements.
) N3 w" A) a' u# _3 IExplanatory Notes:
& w5 o# u4 d: n1 @$ eThe requirement for protective earthing is described under sub-clause 6.5. It should be
$ [/ J5 O3 r; R4 |noted that under normal and single fault conditions accessible parts shall meet requirements.
% A5 }5 {; F2 ^$ U& vFor permanently connected equipment the protective earth must not be disconnected as a& l8 }2 z7 _3 `- L+ p' M
single fault.
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