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| PDSH 859
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| Wooden parts on luminaires
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| 60598-1(ed.3);am1 & 60598-1(ed.4);am1 & 60598-1(ed.5) & 60598-1(ed.6);am1 & 60598-1(ed.7)9 a- _9 J0 C* R; C
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. \8 `1 C7 O% v" j* {2 P( T" w! DStandard(s):
! _& x6 y H) u. \IEC 60598-1 All editions
g, S# _3 p/ z, r2 |Subclause(s): 4.11.5
( u8 _0 Z/ H2 @! |0 yNo. Year PDSH 0859 2010
! g0 H( A, b7 n3 B* qCategory: LITE Developed by: ETF5 OSM/LUM
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: i7 {: o0 \% }# g2 GWooden parts on luminaires2 G9 J7 t1 I7 v+ K% E! Z- s- l
Key words:4 z2 j) b& s# ?* C
- Wooden parts8 I% j' U0 k" \6 ^
- Contact with current currying parts
0 d) A% h3 O( ?/ i, ?, N6 [# Z# Z7 j8 z- Supplementary insulation
2 Z f. v: S# Y; p' vTo be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012+ p" r( {; G/ `
Question:0 h3 {8 m9 @. O s3 T7 f0 e
1) In case a luminaire has decorative wooden parts in contact with current carrying parts, can it be
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2) Can wood be used as insulating material? (for class III luminaires too)?" W( e% m' p, ~' o/ d: `$ K1 t: l
Decision:
, w6 ]" Z. Q8 x/ e) M1) Not acceptable.$ k U: k, N) w: G) i m
2) Wood can be accepted as supplementary insulation, if all relevant requirements of the standard are9 c& X* _5 W- H+ ?
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