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这儿有份决议,麻烦各位大哥帮我看看啥意思?
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Question: For removing or opening a cover, a door, etc., mechanically operated interlock switches can be used for protection against electric shock and accessibility of moving parts.
9 o; V/ D, B4 s6 J! x6 Z1 VWhich are the requirements for interlock switches regarding distances contact gaps and reliability of cycling operations of switches for fixed appliances and appliances provided with plug which provide:
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0 p, j X$ b7 R9 }. ^8 U1 _4 UDecision: 1) It is not acceptable to get access to live parts after operation of an interlock switch without a tool even if is at least 3mm between the contact gaps and with all poles disconnection. In that situation it is still considered to be live. Only certain parts 2 (e.g. air cleaners and insect killers) this is allowed;8 I4 O5 i& j2 @/ m8 ]4 F
2)At least a micro switch (< 3 mm) and minimum one pole disconnection to obtain the protection against mechanical hazards.# B6 P$ p8 |/ m6 P: j5 W$ H
The interlock switches are tested according to sub-clause 24.1.3:3 g0 [0 n! s3 X }# l" K; g
switched under load for 10.000 cycles, switched without load for 100 cycles.
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