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| DSH 642
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Standard(s)-(year and edition):
9 o5 @: Y) ]6 Q6 BIEC 61643-1, 2nd edition, 2005-03* @5 E' n$ g- |3 U
Sub clause(s):
7 ]# p2 o8 j3 S6.1.1 q)
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9 R1 f4 w9 N- b; j8 ySubject:
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Approved by the 45th CTL plenary meeting 20085 W$ k9 ]9 a# _9 U
Question:, j" K6 B) R6 |) m7 Y+ U
Is it acceptable to mark only the type of current (e.g. a.c. or ~), but without giving the frequency?
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The standard itself limits to the frequency range of 48-62 Hz a.c.:
# R& P5 J; U4 N2.1.1 Frequency: frequency of the supply mains is between 48 Hz and 62 Hz a.c.+ u# k7 |2 B9 @7 t- {
The marking requirement in the English IEC version reads:
/ N2 F) O v; |" v6.1.1 q) Type of current: a.c. frequency or d.c., or both+ V5 w1 y0 A, R# A: \
The marking requirement in the French IEC version reads:
. ~/ }2 E0 S+ M6.1.1 q) Le type de courant: alternatif, continu ou les deux4 q! C- K/ J: f& \
This means only the English IEC version requires to mark the frequency.
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YES, it is acceptable to mark only the type of current (e.g. a.c. or ~) without giving the frequency, as the frequency is limited to the range of 48-62 Hz anyway and there is no safety implication.
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