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小麻花 发表于 2026-4-22 11:38
) }" Y) |8 ^! o- ~& t! c请教:Class III appliance需要进行泄漏电流和500V耐压测试,怎么理解?是仅针对42.4V-50VDC之间的Class ...
1 X0 y( w+ F" P- Q: K另外再TC61的Inquiry文档里面RM/61(Beijing/Chairman)2a有类似问题的答复:
3 t8 w. w" v4 E0 e9 jI'm safety project engineer of household electric appliances. I have three questions in IEC60335-1:2001 to discuss with you:
' V3 o5 B% }- i3 a" T5 HQuestion 1:The definition of the Class III appliance is: appliance in which protection against electric shock relies on supply at safety extra-low voltage and in which voltages higher than those of safety extra-low voltage are not generated:
) w3 D8 X* d9 Z4 ^9 }: {But we know, according to the Clause 8.1.4, the conductor supplied by safety extra-low voltage may be live part if the peak value of the voltage exceed 42.4V. So, the safety of Class III appliance can't only relay on the safety extra-low voltage but also basic insulation if applicable. Just same for Class III construction.: x& n* [0 B5 T) U& M
Question 2: The definition of the Basic insulation is: insulation applied to live parts to provide basic protection against electric shock That means if there is no live parts, there is no basic insulation too. But according to the Clause 13.3, we must carry out the 500V electric strength test on the basic insulation of SELV, but SELV may not be live if compliance with the Clause 8.1.4. If the part is not considered to be live, the basic insulation which can withstand the 500V electric strength should not be necessary. In fact ,the two questions are relative.
. C6 h8 i) k+ T0 GQuestion 3: Clause19.13: "When the insulation, other than that of Class III appliances....." The "Class III appliances" should be replaced by "Class III appliances and Class III construction" 8 x- t) ~% T/ B0 `7 p8 V
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$ O6 w/ W4 ~% [- r- NResponse:
9 P( o8 c9 ~, h, n% |- [/ {1 YQuestion 1. Your understanding is correct
9 D7 f- K. s4 r2 s, D7 D1 S. }7 qQuestion 2. Your understanding is correct
R9 T/ b1 L h$ DQuestion 3. Your understanding is not correct – in the standard as written it is required to test insulation on parts of class III construction, only Class III appliances are exempt.
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