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- [: y8 c# \& O- X3 ]* @+ h | New glow wire test requirments (650 C) for parts close to contacts
+ d* V1 |0 C8 ?1 ? | Clause 7.1.1.1 of IEC 60947-1 Clause 21.1.5 of IEC 61058-1
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0 k( z: D o2 k3 E* w* ZStandard(s)- (year and edition):
( E. u) Z$ V- S, L0 q9 e5 a d+ yIEC 60947-1:2004 IEC 61058-1:2000- |4 Y7 p- B$ z1 H% \ n
Sub clause(s):
9 W0 f! @& A( E b4 ?9 h+ dClause 7.1.1.1 of IEC 60947-1 Clause 21.1.5 of IEC 61058-12 B2 N. `5 `% L
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New glow wire test requirements (650 °C) for parts close to contacts, }8 z) C, b D
Key words:; e2 D% Y5 R$ M0 o8 ], w( }
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Decision approved by the 44th CTL meeting 2007' r2 G+ a2 m( m) b: M
Question:
^" x) u) T6 Q3 |$ ?Due to the new requirements of 60947-1:2004, parts close to contacts are subject to glow wire test performed at temperature of 650 °C. Is a glow wire test necessary for the green part (figure 1) or isn’t a glow wire test required for this part?
9 c2 r7 O$ ?+ N! M9 J; S/ ~Decision:
6 P! X: e7 s6 s Z2 |Although the green part (figure 1) of this switch is mechanically separated from the contact element, the glow wire test should be done with 650 °C. During normal operation, the switching element and the contact element are mounted together. Due to this fact and the relatively large amount of material, a test should be done.
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