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| DSH 109/068 E# u; z/ q7 j: w
9 }2 ~/ g+ r% B4 U' o! p( C, y | Endurance and thermal tests on apliances for purifying water usig an UV lamp
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| 60335-1(ed.3) & 60335-1(ed.4) & 60598-1(ed.5) & EN 60335-1:1994 & EN 60335-1:2002 & EN 60598-1:2000
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Question: 2 D, p& n+ I* M4 G2 h% Q
The appliance for purifying water is equipped with an UV lamp (with its accessories). The unit can be used with or without a constant water flowing (in accordance with the manual instructions). What should be the temperature of the water during the thermal tests?
4 W1 u, [$ P8 \9 D2 P2 jDecision:
2 A$ V9 H# |$ W9 t. Q; mThe applicable standard is IEC/EN 60335-1. The thermal tests have to be carried out according to clause 11 (heating) and clause 19 (abnormal conditions) of IEC/EN 60335-1. If according to the manual instructions the appliance can be used without water flowing, we have to consider this situation as worst case: all tests have to be performed without water flowing. At the5 h! b/ w* C7 a1 S' V
beginning of the tests, the water shall be at room temperature (25°C). If the appliance is provided for use with water flowing only, the heating test (clause 11) shall be started with water at room temperature (25°C) but flowing. For the abnormal conditions test (clause 19), the water flowing has to be stopped unless there is a monitoring circuit to switch off the appliance in case of water
6 c; c0 q1 c6 i- F X" Aflow interruption. At the beginning of the test the water shall be at room temperature (25°C).
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