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! `9 E8 W7 w3 D+ `6 D/ M" ] | Sufficient resiliency in socket-contact assembly in order to ensure adequate contact pressure
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s3 d6 Z5 g5 ?$ xQuestion:# b- [ K3 ^% X/ {8 O
Is it acceptable that contact pressure relies fully or partly on plastic material?! i6 K5 _. H8 n) @! q1 o. }7 j0 f, j
Decision:% E6 r! I3 x; t8 V
No, it is not acceptable that contact pressure relies fully or partly on plastic material.5 m9 F, j7 Y* r
Each socket contact of the multiple socket rail shall be subject to the test of clause 22.2 of IEC 60884-1, but with the rails removed from the socket outlet. The minimum withdrawal forces shall be:
: z0 S) b8 y2 L* w: l( ]/ r• 1,5N for multiple socket-outlets up to 10 A., v* T- j$ y: C7 u4 l0 K, D
• 2N for multiple socket-outlets above 10A up to and including 16 A.+ j% d" `' R' d1 V' \
• 3N for multiple socket-outlets above 16A up to and including 32 A.
/ V/ Y* U7 }# YThis test ensures that the resiliency of the contacts does not rely on the pressure against the thermoplastic parts of the socket casing.9 t7 {4 q' x+ ]
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