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1 r! o6 O2 B; H# vStandard(s):
3 o, F! y* m) O5 ^! kIEC 60598-2-12/2006
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No. Year PDSH 0947 2010
/ p2 x$ m0 _8 kCategory: LITE Developed by: ETF5 OSM/LUM
2 N' E) g0 K8 P! n5 O& ~Subject:6 p" s4 q" G; J# m, e
Plug in nightlight – changing the lamp+ f1 |& V p/ ~$ `/ y
Key words:4 p. S) ?. a/ c
- Tools
- a" ]$ W1 q5 H/ N) \: F$ ?$ u# X _- Fixing screw
2 U1 r: `0 y6 P5 [0 d, g- Access while in the socket
' \0 A! M9 `/ d/ l/ y* I! [* d. \To be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 20123 d/ ?/ `, [; }
Question:
4 J1 N1 Q: s! p% i3 D1 N; Q# oIt can be the case where a plug in nightlight has a fixing screw to prevent access when changing the
$ Z" M! R @+ n% `3 Klamp without tools. Normally this screw is positioned at the rear of the product so that such access is c. b2 M2 M! T* I6 I4 `- [, m
prevented when the product is connected to a fixed socket.9 A# m7 H) m6 v( |
Does this requirement also apply to any type of portable socket?0 o; B' e* L4 S0 K8 X2 b7 N! q
Decision:2 U" i) k. k/ m
No.
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