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& _2 E' D8 ]; }/ }* fStandard(s)-(year and edition):
. W. |) Y+ V0 w# D) LIEC 61643-1, 2nd edition, 2005-03, u- w. T: h4 L2 l
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Markings
7 `- u6 k# N( ?7 @" o" lKey words:
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Approved by the 45th CTL plenary meeting 20081 {7 g$ I3 { J4 e0 H
Question:
5 ?# a& f, p! f, L) qIs it acceptable to mark only the type of current (e.g. a.c. or ~), but without giving the frequency?
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The standard itself limits to the frequency range of 48-62 Hz a.c.:
9 I8 y& y" Y& `2.1.1 Frequency: frequency of the supply mains is between 48 Hz and 62 Hz a.c.$ Z' S3 e _9 u1 @
The marking requirement in the English IEC version reads:
( X9 p% [& m1 W' j6.1.1 q) Type of current: a.c. frequency or d.c., or both
! F3 ~* C# W/ c, ~' U+ k' a6 nThe marking requirement in the French IEC version reads:
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This means only the English IEC version requires to mark the frequency.
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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.
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