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| DSH 439
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| Connectors and Openings
$ B- p5 q* W1 l0 \" x+ {0 V | 2.1.1.16 B- n, v5 l+ @2 c# G; O
| 60950(ed.2);am1-am4 & 60950(ed.3)
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+ Q6 d- _, d8 @( e; E8 J V0 q" C" }Standard:2 X9 ?7 |5 V1 h8 [; e6 x' D
IEC 950 (1991) 2nd ed.,8 F* P# C" d7 c" B' A5 \7 g
Amdts.1(1992), 2(1993),5 g" @% Q9 ]4 H; Y2 w
3(1995), 4(1996);) n) T9 V$ | E; P3 |, S" Q
IEC 60950, 3rd edition (1999)
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2.1.1.1$ B: A9 R1 J9 B& C/ _- P8 U
Sheet No.; z* z- V* \" E/ s
439
" g' l, y: x* MSubject:
( G5 i$ v) d0 l2 EConnectors and Openings
. B) L0 c& u* b7 N4 |Key words:8 I* x Z) y' q } f6 h
Contact with hazardous# {7 ?9 x* w$ {( o" d
voltages, test finger
, b6 \% H- I! SDecision taken at the/ c) i, Z, D1 }4 I$ o* g
39th meeting 2002
7 \6 i" C; ?/ P QQuestion:
6 S0 }+ S/ }, A$ |6 zIs it the intent of the fourth dash of Clause 2.1.1.1 which reads “-functional or basic insulation of K/ A. q9 W8 K1 C# @$ Y
parts or wiring at hazardous voltages” to include a 2 mm air gap of clearance from the tip of the test' e$ J' P" {( M! n+ E( o6 ?
finger since that dash says “basic insulation” and 2mm or clearance is basic insulation? A
7 b# \6 p5 t; r9 t5 {$ q- Xsubassembly of IT equipment (e.g., uninterruptible power supply) has modular power supplies that
) k8 D: F/ b3 V) t& c$ a9 G7 \are located in operator accessible compartments and are removable by the user. If the power" Q' _3 S# a' D% f4 ^! l: a; p3 \
supply is removed, the supply connector becomes exposed within the compartment. It is not' Y" N+ K, {5 I
permitted to make a contact with a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 volts a.c. or 1500 volts
' M- A, f* E7 Zd.c. Is this requirement sufficient or is there a need for an additional gap between the part at% d1 o/ N2 h7 c. V" ~9 n# V& f
hazardous voltage and the tip of the test finger figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A in IEC 60950)?
( V2 W- s: r4 [) x; \Decision:
) f/ f5 e( B- R# L5 X4 dContact is verified by means of a test finger, figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A of IEC 60950), which
1 g. _ d' e* V' _: Fshall not contact parts described above when applied to openings in the enclosure (compartment). y' ?" O- I* \ b. U
after removal of parts that can be detached by an operator, including fuseholders, and with operator4 o/ [3 R& d3 F" A$ y" s1 y' B
access doors and covers open. It is permitted to leave lamps in place for this test. Connectors that, N5 R3 }; l/ x4 Z {
can be separated by an operator, other than plugs and socket -outlets complying with 60083, IEC$ `+ p, x, S. ^
60309 and IEC 60320 shall also be tested during disconnection. Where contact is not permitted in. z/ C. `% E- H' [0 e+ x+ t; W
the above tests, there is no requirement for a minimum air gap between the tip of the test finger and
' E. j: w/ _2 ^the part at a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 V a.c or 1500 V d.c.
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