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" p% |/ @3 Z! ^8 ?3 I4 NStandard(s):
8 l9 N) a/ @4 V6 L2 H+ B LIEC 60598-2-20/2010# Y+ C% _" C3 H# `; z- N/ Y, {# M
Subclause(s): 20.7.4# E3 H6 S6 M$ _
No. Year PDSH 0957 2010
. T a# U1 o# |; M. lCategory: LITE Developed by: ETF5 OSM/LUM# w: W& b7 `/ n
Subject:
- @# f5 o0 F/ v7 g) bConstruction
9 l, H- e9 W$ B: L$ Z( l9 ?Key words:: l6 h: m: \$ ~2 j& t
- Connections
% y& Y6 ~/ I4 R0 Q- Rope light
7 p: ^8 h" u- ^" ]- Current carrying parts
: Q1 E% Z/ Y3 ]4 O- u5 {To be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012
7 ?- {9 [, C- O; M* E1 iQuestion:( {# p) s: c6 `/ X( m8 f2 x
In clause 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20, it is mentioned that only 4.11.4 and 4.11.5 of clause 4.11 apply for
- B8 Q% d9 y" t/ w5 W4 |8 ]9 |electrical connections and current carrying parts. Sub-clause 4.11.1 (contact pressure through insulating* T6 j' b4 P4 r" }. L& t7 j/ o) H& A& o
material) does not apply. In a rope light connecting system we often have connections with pins that are
6 Z1 W3 w7 \# wstuck axially into the bare wires after cutting the lighting tube. This is contact pressure through insulating+ m$ d5 x: A0 d' j
material. With about 16 W/m and a length until 100 m we can have a current more than 6 A at the8 }3 S# ]! h) ?5 v) s L
connecting part. With those connections we have a high risk of fire. § 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20 applies, in! o U. ^5 g: S# N8 u* f4 J
our opinion, to the connection to the lamp only (e.g. connection to Edison lampholders with insulating
, y1 X/ e4 n6 \/ o# ?8 epiercing terminals). Perhaps we can follow IEC 60335-1 - § 28.2 (contact pressure through insulating
' @5 m& s6 \, z" B& Q5 Wmaterial – 0,5 A limitation for the current). We have also informed our National Standard Committee about" X" O: A/ G& Z: @. W- P
the matter.! i, E9 `0 y9 w6 Q
Decision:+ r8 r( O/ v8 D# K+ \! n4 b
The connection is not acceptable due to the requirements of Section 15 of IEC 60598-1.2 f/ G2 D& ~& ^- w: _% ^9 k' i
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