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Standard(s)-(year and edition):
! h8 L5 g) v/ u, h, aIEC 61643-1, 2nd edition, 2005-03! C) X& r, |/ R1 F7 H
Sub clause(s):# ^8 [9 m' G4 T8 ?3 a& ~
6.1.1 q)
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Subject:3 m/ }, N+ a# }! F1 X7 W) S3 K6 d P
Markings7 U. }" ~! O* e
Key words:" W, A$ h) A1 W. I
- marking9 v: Z1 h# g. f4 h6 u8 m3 A
- frequency
. b6 ^, ]0 F9 y- FApproved by the 45th CTL plenary meeting 2008
4 p: t) [* O- NQuestion:- S5 `5 K8 o( N- \2 d
Is it acceptable to mark only the type of current (e.g. a.c. or ~), but without giving the frequency?
2 S2 a1 ~$ x/ a- x; ? GRationale:2 C% W) _: k" }# D- }
The standard itself limits to the frequency range of 48-62 Hz a.c.:
8 K* J8 A8 |. O. K/ O: t2 x2.1.1 Frequency: frequency of the supply mains is between 48 Hz and 62 Hz a.c.
# c0 @. D3 l$ p7 k6 Z8 W: v. dThe marking requirement in the English IEC version reads:
$ x' s+ _+ C$ [6.1.1 q) Type of current: a.c. frequency or d.c., or both2 |7 ?7 F, T* X) x5 n9 K' u
The marking requirement in the French IEC version reads:
1 T; ^! |/ ]- K( j6.1.1 q) Le type de courant: alternatif, continu ou les deux
X; z' Y* C$ O. v2 i1 CThis means only the English IEC version requires to mark the frequency.
5 T, _! N" m. o2 l$ f( L/ w+ QDecision:; [" {5 _1 F2 ?0 g* F' b
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. [) u' R* u# R J; f
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