|
|
In my opinion, it is accessible.
: C, S) ~0 G6 c+ V! G2 }firstly, there is no defenity about anchorage in 60598-1,
, x) q( u5 F# U4 L- e( gsecondly, specified as6 H* u5 b7 _2 `" r2 C, v
"Glands shall not be used as cord anchorages in portable or adjustable luminaires, unless they
2 }/ i. {( [7 J/ v% Jhave provision for clamping all types and sizes of cables and cords which might be used for the& o5 |6 `% E6 E2 c
supply connection. Anchorages of labyrinth type may be used if it is evident from the design or
# w) w, I3 G% m Q" U' iby means of suitable marking how the flexible cable or cord is to be mounted." % I5 ]+ S- y ]! [6 ~7 }# U
so if it could pass the test for cord anchorage, why not use it ?. ]) \. u% z) u4 v. [; m" M
and i have handled some road lamp cases like this applied CQC. |
|