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Key words:. f4 ^, S8 ], m
- Transient
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Decision taken by9 @% S7 n$ _+ d, G5 a& F$ p: U" T9 S
ETF3 and confirmed
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meeting, in Toronto+ j" P" \/ [, K" p$ H) ^1 e( w
Question:
) |' _, r0 X% @Is the use of transient suppressor devices such as varistors accepted in equipment and, if so,0 { [) O: v4 J1 [0 Q- K9 u
under what conditions
' H3 h- ^8 u' G8 y7 G- N& fDecision:
3 V! Q% ^# \/ i* p4 S; |Varistors are accepted in the following conditions:( E" u& ^9 @# Q: G B1 w
1 Between Live and neutral conductors after the mains fuse., z' y# }% Z7 D4 Z3 d+ d v
No component approval demanded.' }+ l/ H8 |% \" v
2 Between Live and neutral conductors, before the mains fuse.
7 z2 J; \( F( d H4 o$ B$ ]' BOnly accepted if the component is approved to an international standard (IEC 61051 or
% ^! j7 Y$ g- {3 v" bCECC 42200)
- V. y9 w4 h) W% m1 D3 Between Live and Earth conductors (before or after the mains fuse)
3 X) j \5 h0 d& a9 P2 Qa) pluggable equipment
; A: M- t0 i7 l+ a& }devices are not accepted: l* t5 B9 V6 G5 R6 Y- E3 h0 |& T; x! v
b) permanently installed equipment
% ^" J5 w' r. w# m# Sdevices are accepted as in 1 and 2 above.4 L0 q# y' `; K
Note: Components shall be physically mounted in such a way that no hazard can arise in the: k- ^" V6 V" n
event of the device failing catastrophically.
d# } T8 K7 a4 `9 ~Explanation:
0 C' a; g6 q& U5 U; g: i- yVaristors are semi-conductor devices and therefore, cannot be treated as high integrity
$ h' a# D4 T5 P* k: Ydevices and must therefore, always have additional protection.3 [1 J4 u, q: J- a& U, Y' i! J
Varistors in the equipment or installation coupled with safe construction and approvals meet
* K' t; e4 p0 ^8 Jthese requirements except where the disconnection of earth is possible as a single fault. In
9 b9 H& D8 e; @' ^- S* Jthis case, the slow deterioration of the device with time, allowing an increase in earth
6 e, B9 l8 P8 z; O2 k2 pleakage current, is not acceptable and the devices are, therefore, not allowed.
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