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Standard:
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5 F2 s/ s5 H0 s* t7 w' K' ESub clause: --- Sheet n. 376. b. a! X$ ~* h
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Backfeed protection
; n7 R/ ]: X) h! Z2 \: s8 UKey words:9 u8 Z+ }6 ~; @8 X: m2 L K
- Backfeed Protection
# D% F0 v5 |3 ]/ NDecision taken at0 P4 M# S7 g6 I% B4 h$ m
37th CTL
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to the trial period
# a0 o1 i# [4 X. e* Vconsultation
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The product in question is a power supply to IEC/EN 60950 with an internal Battery Back Up g; v; \* n2 e# n$ d
Unit (BBU). The BBU provides 170Vdc, which is connected to the “output” of the mainsrectifier
* O, N" v6 M+ @8 T3 O- y6 Ybridge. The question is related to the backfeed protection to prevent potential risk of
4 S- A# \6 v0 e% j( Z1 j) |electric shock from being present on the mains supply terminals during interruption of the9 ^* a$ `6 j' i/ V9 B
primary power or removal of the plugs from its socket.
3 M, M( I3 e. I. KDifferent interpretations have been experienced, and we are looking forward to a consensus." ]! e' ~( W+ l$ b' y
Three alternatives may be listed as follows:
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The BBU can be considered similar to parts of an Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS), for
: Q9 d( D T3 m) c+ C3 uwhich there is the European standard EN 50091-1. However this standard is not an IEC
) A* B) F, H) u# a* _2 Y0 Tstandard and may not be applicable outside CENELEC. EN 50091-1 specifies requirements for1 k* B! H+ M. X
backfeed protection. Sub clause 2.1.5 states that such switching device shall be of an all pole
7 w1 H/ G4 g8 h$ Y: wtype having an air gap in each pole in accordance with EN 60950 Table 5 – Minimum) S7 Y; J _# x7 v( }
clearances in secondary circuits and using the column headed “circuits not subjected to
% W& ^" V9 I" k4 t7 V) d& a% ]0 O+ _transient overvoltage” – for reinforced insulation at the working voltage that is backfed (in this
% @+ d3 t! A. U: ]! z* Zcase 170Vdc).
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" F' A7 X0 O; T7 P3 w# I! e& I/ LAccording to sub clause 2.2.6 (IEC 60950), it is likely to apply reinforced insulation between
4 P9 B) v, q! b* t- m/ bunearthed hazardous voltage secondary circuit and unearthed accessible parts.
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If the voltage on the mains plug does not exceed 60Vdc (or 42.2V peak) in the event of a
/ G6 b0 R# }; _- ysingle failure, when the mains plug is disconnected and the battery provides 170Vdc to the
. v% B4 \+ m" z* V/ V“output” of the mains rectifier bridge, no additional requirements for “backfeed protection”9 ^) M9 h- _- \6 C1 T1 {
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Decision:9 ]2 P. ~: }* E% r! |2 n6 \/ @2 s
Interpretation Item 3 is the correct one% p1 i5 S# a# q
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