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4 K& D2 g, u1 V( |* V5 O | CAT III for mains circuits
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Standard(s)- (year and edition):* \. B. x( h0 u
IEC 61010-1:2002 Ed.28 r1 e. B4 T l4 u
Sub clause(s):
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Sheet n°: 536. i P7 W% J# \0 V. u# W! x" B, i
Subject:
& l9 }9 m6 t$ [9 N$ S4 ?CAT III for mains circuits0 [/ A; ]% ]% d- `( k, ]8 y
Key words:7 |" {. V! C, n& |/ u5 K
Mains, CAT III6 T+ |$ P0 i% _2 r% W8 n
Decision taken at the 40th' `. u6 p3 f- [9 \
meeting 2003
8 Y6 q: y; h- o" [: ?; lQuestion:
5 j/ }% c+ M1 IMeasuring equipment (not kWh-meter) that is permanently installed in the service equipment has a
+ K* a7 E+ S9 J- q/ y4 Spower supply unit which is connected close to the incoming service and the kWh-meter. The device
2 ~+ Z. ]/ o2 N2 Usends information to the electrical company, utilizing the mains service and
: W+ b. Z) q# ~" w) _2 l( Cconnected close to it. This is to my knowledge a CAT III area.
9 P( T1 x7 E6 n( {Since CAT III has been withdrawn for mains circuits (6.7.2), the requirement for a 300 V mains would
+ V* j( }9 \! ?be 3 mm air / 3-6 mm creepage / 2 224 Vrms Test voltage on the supply side, according to table 4 and 9.
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In this case you can apply CAT III for measuring circuits.4 r& ^& T M! p6 a
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