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/ j, t; F) r% X1 B2 @ gThe sub-clause 30.2.3.1 requires the glow wire test on three specimens according to IEC 60695-2-12 to verify the GWFI of 850 °C of insulating materials supporting connections for current exceeding 0,2A and of parts of insulating material within a distance of 3 mm of such connections. As there are many difficulties to receive from the manufacturers the three specimens required for the GWFI test, is it possible to accept a declaration of the manufacturer, with reference to the thickness and colour, that the plastics used have a GWFI of 850 °C? Or the document 61/2869/CDV which is under vote during the IEC/TC61 has to be taken into
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The glow wire test may be used as alternative of GWFI test, according to the document 61/2869/CDV.: I5 p1 m0 t6 f0 Y+ q
The alone declaration of the component manufacturer concerning GWFI test is not accepted.$ O; J, Z0 ?8 z/ r5 ^ x
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