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3 U% H( U- r( a( R# r | Heat and fire protection
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Standard: IEC 61558-1/1997
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Sub clause: 3.1.9.1$ j, y w. f+ R
3.1.11
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Subject: Heat and fire protection9 M1 V' Z- C' G, q' |9 q, J$ ^& N
Key words:2 j% S) V2 E. |. l3 Z
- Non-inherently short" k! w" N7 i' v) { i+ r2 X) [
circuit
; p! C' I2 s6 h$ g. r- Proof transformer
- s. k) \' L5 C; ]9 L* w; J% y- Fail-safe transform.
7 ^( x# T, G; B9 x1 s. a# V0 ]2 qMeeting:
3 y& v* {6 G7 B2 L9 @: C4 jDecision confirmed( l1 {6 ^% i1 o. D3 `
at 44th CTL meeting6 _8 i: U7 ?0 x0 e9 {) _; ]6 p! q
Question: Can a small built-in transformer with integrated thermal cut-out (not
/ \( u% z" F6 B0 j2 }( ]replaceable) be considered as non-inherently short circuit proof transformer
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done according to 15.3 and 15.5? Both tests are to be performed on separate# C8 m( m$ k; ]" y4 i6 W }
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Decision: Yes, such transformers can be considered as fail-safe transformers if a thermal4 s7 t2 ?3 b6 y5 H# g8 L4 x% t T
link is used in the input circuit. It doesn’t matter whether the input circuit is
+ [) l& R. h# u4 A& |; s/ iinterrupted by the transformer itself or by a built-in thermal link that is not
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