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IEC 60598-2-20/20108 \, j: a7 b: {) Y# ]! Y
Subclause(s): 20.7.4
8 f, `. `+ x3 J2 L) N8 J' KNo. Year PDSH 0957 2010) c7 Q- W- E! r8 n2 r! V5 \: t
Category: LITE Developed by: ETF5 OSM/LUM) r+ |/ V( E/ n7 H+ S* u, P ]
Subject:
2 a( J5 n: a; }. UConstruction
' A+ v% j4 D3 ~/ Q! YKey words:
/ V/ b, v' T. z$ J! A% A: @# i- Connections
5 ^) X3 c/ k$ j* _% [; o( w- Rope light
& t5 l8 ]( E* K5 v& Z' {# T, Z- Current carrying parts7 u8 }4 n- s# e: t
To be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012" p& k' z0 z5 D" g- a) h
Question:, d* K7 W# d" s/ N: X* U% B ~( c
In clause 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20, it is mentioned that only 4.11.4 and 4.11.5 of clause 4.11 apply for( f1 k) w% s! [& k# r/ W
electrical connections and current carrying parts. Sub-clause 4.11.1 (contact pressure through insulating' _$ o. J$ ^# |- a
material) does not apply. In a rope light connecting system we often have connections with pins that are2 G# I8 U r( K$ ]! K
stuck axially into the bare wires after cutting the lighting tube. This is contact pressure through insulating
- M' I5 R5 d/ E: a, i, Pmaterial. With about 16 W/m and a length until 100 m we can have a current more than 6 A at the4 L1 V% c+ w/ c: v* \1 |4 _
connecting part. With those connections we have a high risk of fire. § 20.7.4 of IEC 60598-2-20 applies, in, E$ q7 t" {1 V( ]
our opinion, to the connection to the lamp only (e.g. connection to Edison lampholders with insulating. E/ B/ L2 {; ]0 K$ H- l9 t
piercing terminals). Perhaps we can follow IEC 60335-1 - § 28.2 (contact pressure through insulating# Y4 n( L" `5 L) c- l
material – 0,5 A limitation for the current). We have also informed our National Standard Committee about: D- _' ^- T" R- g
the matter.
6 ?/ J+ t2 _, R1 D0 k( U1 HDecision:0 T4 t7 J0 l) ~
The connection is not acceptable due to the requirements of Section 15 of IEC 60598-1.! A; O* C/ R+ F$ P6 G
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