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Standard(s)- (year and edition):1 G) g( k" `3 I9 y' X
IEC 60601-1:1988 Ed.2 Am1+Am2
' x+ j. N; n( F9 n9 ]Sub clause(s): 16
7 |& D2 I6 { ]1 QSheet n°: DSH-404/ t$ ]* \( {& v0 ~
Subject: ENCLOSURES and PROTECTIVE COVERS, i8 q" W$ S# E# ]
Key words: ENCLOSURES, PROTECTIVE COVERS, SIP/SOP: Z! t( D( Z' F7 X; h% n/ u
Confirmed by CTL at its 39th meeting, in Cologne
) U( m/ R; N/ O1 HQuestion: B/ q& p8 ?9 R: G
In practice, many standard SIP/SOPs are constructed so that live parts of the SIP/SOPs are
9 T5 k4 U" s1 Y6 r. c" yaccessible with the standard test finger or, alternatively, the air clearances and/or creepage
0 e" w0 A; m% k! @' D" d+ cdistances between these live parts and the standard test finger are too short. This means that
6 o: Z7 L( `7 e* Ythese live parts of SIP/SOPs are to be considered as part of the enclosure and therefore the
( A _8 }' F4 r, h4 dcorresponding enclosure leakage currents shall be measured, and hence, many existing
) K: q, D: D1 \% a! I; ]standard SIP/SOPs fail to comply with the standard.7 p1 s( ^5 \( h1 B5 o2 T8 B, h
Should, for instance, concession be granted for SIP/SOPs with accessible live parts with a
7 ?+ }# J- s+ [ k wvoltage (to earth) not exceeding 25V AC or 60V DC?# p* @8 G M# B$ Q, |6 C2 F4 l
Decision:
8 d3 E0 L, Z$ I' b7 gInclude SIP/SOP in the list of sub-clause 16e)1.
5 }4 S) z9 [, @% o( kInstructions for use must contain the warning given in 16a)5.- n' b* W% N' k2 N- i$ A
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