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IEC 60950-1:2001介紹
- Electric shock
電殛的發生情形是因為有電流通過人體,只要有數毫安培的電 流,即可對正常健康人造成影響,並且有可能因不自覺地反應而 造成間接性危險。當然,更大的電流會造成更危險的情形。一 般而言,在乾燥情形下,小於40Vpeak或60Vdc的電壓,通常視為 不具危險的電壓。但是,可被觸碰的零件或是提把皆應接至大 地或是將其適當地隔離之。
下述危險的傷害, 人體泛指使用者及服務人員此二種類
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危險的種類 電殛 ( El ect r i c s hock) 危險能量 ( Ener gy hazar ds ) 火災 ( Fi r e) 機械及熱的危險 ( Mechani cal and heat hazar ds ) 幅射危險 ( Radi at i on hazar ds ) 化學的危險 ( Chemi cal hazar ds ) 材料及零件 ( Mat er i al s and component s )
IEC60950-1:2001介紹
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60950-1_2ndEd_Analysis_rev_May 21 2010

CERTIFICATION IMPACT ANALYSIS:UL/IEC 60950-1, SECOND EDITION -Safety of Information Technology EquipmentTechnical Editor: Thomas M. BurkePrincipal Engineer – ITE/HT Business SectorUnderwriters Laboratories Inc.This analysis is intended to identify and analyze the impact of notable differences between the latest versions of the UL and IEC Standards for Safety of Information Technology Equipment (ITE) and their predecessors. In particular, IEC 60950-1 Second Edition and UL 60950-1 Second Edition are being analyzed and compared to their predecessors, IEC 60950-1 First Edition and UL 60950-1 First Edition, respectively.This analysis will permit persons already familiar with IEC 60950-1 and UL 60950-1 to become familiar with the impact on ITE of the latest IEC and UL ITE Safety Standards. Other select observations are included that may be of interest to the reader. This analysis may be updated periodically as additional information on the application of the new Standards becomes known.See informative Annex BB (Changes in Second Edition) of IEC 60950-1 for additional information on changes associated with IEC 60950-1, Second Edition.BackgroundIEC 60950-1 is the International Standard for Safety of Information Technology Equipment. It encompasses under its scope information technology equipment, communications equipment, office appliances and multi-media equipment for use in the home, office, business, school, computer room (data center) and similar locations.The latest version of IEC 60950-1, its Second Edition, was published in December 2005. It supersedes its predecessor, IEC 60950-1, First Edition, originally published in 2001.IEC 60950-1 was developed by IEC Technical Committee (TC) 108 (previously TC74), MT2: Safety and Energy Efficiency of Information Technology Equipment. IEC TC 108 MT2 also developed/maintains IEC 60950-21, Information technology equipment – Safety – Part 21: Remote power feeding; IEC 60950-22, Safety of Information Technology Equipment – Part 22: Equipment Installed Outdoors; IEC 60950-23, Safety of Information Technology Equipment – Part 23: Large Data Storage Equipment; IEC 60990, Methods of Measurement of Touch Current and Protective Conductor Current; IEC TR 62102, Electrical Safety - Classification of Interfaces for Equipment to be Connected to Information Technology and Communications Technology Networks; and IEC 62151, Safety of Equipment Electrically Connected to a Telecommunication Network.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.In the U.S. and Canada the ITE Bi-National Standard (BNS), formally designated CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1/UL 60950-1, Second Edition, is based on the Second Edition of IEC 60950-1, and like its predecessors includes U.S./Canadian National Differences to address National requirements not in the base IEC document. This Standard was published on March 27, 2007.The technical content of the BNS is developed and maintained by the Technical Harmonization Committee (THC), Maintenance Team 2 (MT2), which consists of representation from UL, CSA, and the key U.S. and Canadian IT and communications equipment industry groups.The Effective Dates for formal implementation of UL 60950-x Standards are outlined on the UL website –/global/eng/pages/offerings/industries/hightech/informationtechnology/dates/ .Note - Subsequent to the Second Edition of IEC 60950-1, a First Amendment to the Second Edition has been issued as of December 2009. A separate Certification Impact Analysis will be issued to cover Amendment No. 1.Summary of key changes associated with Revision set dated May 21, 2010Below are the key updates to this Analysis associated with the latest revision. (Additional editorial changes/updates also were incorporated into the document.)• 5.1.2.3: Revised analysis of application of simultaneous multiple connections to anA.C. Mains Supply.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Notes to this Analysis:• Unless otherwise noted, all Sub-clause/Annex references are to IEC 60950-1, Second Edition.• Discussion of changes and differences associated with IEC 60950-1, Second Edition is in plain text.• Discussion of changes and differences associated with the Bi-National Standard, CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1/UL 60950-1, Second Edition is in bold.Explanation of Impact Statements:Statement ImpactNone Virtually no impact on the presentcertification practice of most ITE due to thechange.Minor* Limited impact on the present certificationpractice of some, or all ITE due to thechange.Considerable* Potentially considerable impact on thepresent certification practice for some, or allITE due to the change, as indicated.For new/revised requirements that are more onerous than existing requirements, the Impact Statement (Minor, Considerable) will be followed by a (+). For new/revised requirements that are less onerous than existing requirements, the Impact Statement (Minor, Considerable) will be followed by a (-). No symbol next to a Minor statement indicates that although there could be impact, it is indeterminate whether it will be slightly more or less.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Clause 0 (Principles of Safety) Sub-clause DiscussionImpact0.1General Principles of SafetyNew statement added to General Principles of Safety that dimensioning ofinsulation spacings should take into account possible reductions of spacings by manufacturing tolerances, or deformation by handling,manufacturing, transport and normal use.None. Principle of Safety. The principle already isincorporated into the level of requirements in thisminimum safety standard or is assumed to have been considered by manufacturer based on qualitymanufacturing processes typically associated with the Industry.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Clause 1 (General) Sub-clauseDiscussionImpact1.1.1Equipment Covered by this StandardFor the first time theStandard explicitly covers under its scope ITE components andsubassemblies, such as component switch modepower supplies. Scope states that such components and subassemblies may notcomply with “every aspect of the standard, provided that the complete information technology equipment, incorporating such components andsubassemblies, does comply.”This same consideration is inherent to UL’s Recognized Component Conditions of Acceptability. None. Scope. Generally reflects present practice since ITE components and subassemblies have been investigated to IEC 60950-based standards and theirpredecessors for many years.However, this addition provides justification for allowing more ITEcomponents to be provided with an IECEE CBReport/Certificate associated with IEC 60950-1.The previousrequirements for Acoustic Pressure Limiting have been revised andrelocated. Now, instead of being located in 6.5, they are located in Annex NAD, Acoustic Tests. A reference to therequirements has been added into 1.1.1, which also states that the requirements apply to acoustic outputs atcommunication receivers and similar devices used for voicetelecommunication,regardless of transmission medium (e.g.,telecommunication network, cabledistribution network, wireless network, etc.).Minor (+). Potentially, there could be someimpact on manufacturers of ITE with acousticoutputs and intended for connection totransmission mediums other thantelecommunication (like cable and wireless) since the Standard was not explicit before fortransmission media other than telecommunication networks.However, industrypractice generally has been to design ITE with acoustic outputsassociated with voice communication to the appropriate acoustic requirements, even ifCopyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clauseDiscussionImpactThere have been some other modifications of the actual requirements (mainly reintroducing legacy test methods), although the acoustic limits remain the same. See Annex NAD for more discussion.[Note – For Europe, the Second Edition of EN 60950-1 in its 1.3.Z1 (Exposure to excessive sound pressure) now requires ITE to bedesigned and constructed as to present no danger under normal or faultconditions with regards to protection againstexposure to excessive sound pressures fromheadphones or earphones. It references EN 50332-1 and -1, Sound System Equipment: Headphones and earphones associated with portable audio equipment. The fullimplementation/impact of this requirement isunknown at this time, i.e., range of applicability to ITE.]these other transmission mediums are used, so the true impact likely will be relatively minor. See Annex NAD.1.2.2.1Normal LoadReworked definition of“Normal Load” emphasizing that the definition is used for testing purposes, and ifconditions of actual use can be reasonably expected to exceed those recommended by the manufacturer, the more severe conditions are applicable. None. Definition.Clarification, and generally consistent with present practice.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clauseDiscussionImpactAlso, clarifies definition with respect to ITE intended for non-continuous operation. Associated revisions related to non-continuous operation also made to 1.2.2.2, 1.2.2.3, 1.7.3, 4.5.2 and 5.3.8.None. Definition. Revisions made in other areas of the Standard with respect to ITE intended for non-continuous operation (1.2.2.2, 1.2.2.3, 1.7.3, 4.5.2, 5.3.8) and to align with the reviseddefinition result in a similar level of requirements, but should simplify application. 1.2.2.2Rated Operating TimeClarifies that the Rated Operating Time is the“maximum operating time assigned to the equipment by the manufacturer.” None. Definition.Clarification, and generally consistent with present practice.1.2.2.3Rated Resting TimeNew term/definition for “Rating Resting Time” to complement the existing definition of “RatedOperating Time” and to correlate with reviseddefinition of Normal Load, 1.2.2.1.None. Definition.Clarification, and generally consistent with present practice.1.2.5.3Pluggable EquipmentNew higher level term/ definition above Pluggable Equipment Type A andPluggable Equipment Type B. None. Definition. Editorial.1.2.8.3Mains SupplyNew higher-level term/ definition above AC Mains Supply and DC Mains Supply. None. Definition. Editorial.1.2.9.7RMS Working VoltageNew term/definition for “RMS Working Voltage” to complement existing definitions of WorkingVoltage and Peak Working Voltage.None. Definition.Clarification, and generally consistent with present practice.1.2.10.4Solid InsulationNew term/ definition for“Solid Insulation,” defined as “material that provideselectrical insulation between two opposite surfaces, not along an outer surface.” None. Definition.Clarification, and generally consistent with present practice.1.2.13.15 Cheesecloth New term/definition for “Cheesecloth.”None. Definition. Consistent with present practice.1.2.13.16Wrapping TissueNew term/definition for “Wrapping Tissue.”None. Definition. Consistent with present practice.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clauseDiscussionImpact1.2.13.17Protective Current RatingNew term/definition for“Protective Current Rating,” which is defined as “the rating of an overcurrent protective device that is known or assumed to be in place to protect a circuit.”See 2.6.3.3 for associated requirements.None. Definition. Consistent with present practice.1.4.14Simulated Faults and Abnormal ConditionsNew clarification added that “The failure of Functional Insulation is simulated only when required by 5.3.4 c).”Note - For the FirstAmendment to IEC 60950-1 2nd Edition, revisions have been made to 2.8, Safety Interlocks, to clarify the requirements for such fault testing in safety interlock circuits.Minor (-). Clarification.Attempts to limit the amount of short circuit testing between trace-trace on printed circuits boardsassociated with Functional Insulation and concentrate on component faults, unless the Functional insulation does not comply with 5.3.4 a) or b).However, this change and its reference to 5.3.4 c) points out a current deficiency in the Standard. Basic/Double/ Reinforced insulation are only associated with risk of electric shock, and 5.3.4 c) only mentions risk of fire and risk of electric shock, but other circuits involving‘insulation’ could result in a hazard if compromised (e.g., within a safety interlock system circuit (e.g., printed circuit board) protectingagainst ‘mechanical’ hazards, ‘radiation’ hazards, etc.).1.5.6Capacitors Bridging InsulationComplete rework of 1.5.6 to clarify its intent and practical application, including addition of a table that summarizes IEC 60384-14 capacitor ratings and an informative table that provides examples of the None. Clarification, and generally reflects present practice. When using X & Y capacitors in ITE, revised 1.5.6 should reduce time needed to determine appropriate X & YCopyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clauseDiscussionImpactapplication of capacitors.The First Amendment to IEC 60950-1 2nd Edition, includes revisions correcting some minor errors in the Tables. capacitors for the application.1.5.7Resistors Bridging InsulationComplete rework of 1.5.7 to clarify its intent and practical application to resistors bridging Functional, Basic, Supplementary, Double, or Reinforced Insulation.Single resistors are required to pass a new resistor test, and a group of resistors is required to comply with either the specifiedClearance and CreepageDistance requirements or the new resistor test.The new resistor testing consists of the damp heat test per IEC 60068-2-78, followed by impulse testing per Annex N, Table N.1, depending on the type of circuit involved.Minor (+), if a group of resistors is used, and the Clearances and Creepage Distances are assessed as if each resistor was short-circuited in turn. Generally consistent with present practice.Considerable (+), when the new resistor test is required/ chosen since it is a new test.1.5.9Surge SuppressorsNew sub-clause on Surge Suppressors.For surge suppression devices used in Primary Circuits, these devices are required to be a Voltage Dependent Resistor (VDR) type, like a MOV/Varistor and to be subjected to new requirements in Annex Q,Voltage Dependent Resistors.Also, defines specificrequirements when VDR is bridging Functional, Basic, Supplementary, Double, or Reinforced Insulation.Considerable (+). For the first time the Standard explicitly addresses the general use of surgesuppressors, which likely will have some impact as different practices bydifferent manufacturers, and NCBs will now be driven to be more closely aligned.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clauseDiscussionImpactAn ‘interrupting means’ (e.g., fuse) is required in series with VDR to protect against overvoltage, thermal overload, or burning/bursting in the event of a short-circuit.There are no newrequirements for suchdevices used in Secondary Circuits.Note- A Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) is not included in the definition of a VDR. However, the FirstAmendment to IEC 60950-1 2nd Edition, clarifies thatVDRs & GDTs may be used in series when bridging Basic insulation only.It is noted that 1.5.9continues to need additional work to clarify the intended application of some of the requirements discussed above.1.5.9.2Protection of VDRsSpecifies an "interrupting means" is required in series with VDR to protect against overvoltage, thermaloverload, or burning/bursting in the event of a short-circuit.It is not clear yet was it the intent of IEC TC108 to allow a single device, or require multiple devices to meet this requirement. Considerable (+). WhenVDRs were used in ITE in the past, typically there was not review/analysis of the types of protective devices used to protect the VDRs in case of overvoltage, thermaloverload or burning/bursting.This new requirement should help promote consistency, although there likely will be some impact as different practices by differentmanufacturers and NCBs are driven to closer alignment.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Clause 1 (General) Sub-clauseDiscussionImpact1.7.2.3Overcurrent Protective DevicesNew sub-clause provides User Instructionrequirements associated with overcurrent protectivedevices. Aligned with second paragraph of 2.7.1.None. Clarification, and generally reflects present practice because of existing requirement in 2.7.1.1.7.3Short Duty CyclesRevised sub-clause reworks requirements for ITE not intended for continuous operation, and adds new term/definition “RatedResting Time” to complement existing term/definition “Rated Operating Time.”None. Clarification, and generally reflects present practice. A very small percentage of ITEinvestigated to IEC 60950-1 is affected by this sub-clause because most ITE is intended for continuous operation.See comments on 1.2.2.1, 1.2.2.2 and 1.2.2.3.1.7.11 DurabilityAdds alternative solvent that may be used for Durability testing, which is a type that is easier to identify andlocate in North America and some other regions. This was an important change since during factory and test lab audits it was becomingincreasingly difficult to prove to auditors the solvent used for durability testing was that specified in the First Edition of IEC 60950-1.Minor (-). Provides practical solution to previous material sourcing difficulties.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Clause 2 (Protection from Hazards) Sub-clause DiscussionImpact2.1.1.1Access to Energized PartsConnectors withconfigurations that comply with IEC 60309, IEC 60320, and IEC 60906-1 & –2 have been added as being exempt from test finger accessibility requirement.Minor (-). Relaxation, and generally reflects present practice.2.1.1.7Discharge of Capacitors in EquipmentNew compliance requirement instructs that when taking voltage decaymeasurements, “the result is referred to an instrument having an input impedance consisting of a resistance of 100 M ohms ± 5 M Ω in parallel with an inputcapacitance of 20 pF ± 5pf.”It appears the wording “the result is referred to…” is intended to allow formeasurements with other specifications than indicated, as long as the results are accurately adjusted accordingly.Note - The First Amendment to IEC 60950-1 2nd Edition, allows the input capacitance to be “25 pF or less.”Minor. Positive development because there has been significant inconsistency making voltage decaymeasurements due to lack of direction in the Standard.This new requirement should help promote consistency, although there likely will be some impact as different practices by differentmanufacturers and NCBs are driven to closer alignment.2.1.1.8Energy Hazards – d.c. Mains SuppliesAs a parallel requirement to existing requirements in 2.1.1.7 for ITE connected to a.c. mains supplies, ITE connected to a d.c. mains supply also is required to have at its point ofdisconnection energy levels that are not considered aHazardous Energy Level, or if hazardous, a HazardousEnergy Level that is removed within 2 seconds of disconnection.Minor (+). This is a newrequirement for ITE intended to be connected to a d.c. mains supply.However, it is expected that most manufacturers are already designing their d.c. mains-connected ITE to consider a similar level of requirements based on general safety principles. Also, most NCBs probably have either directly orCopyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clause DiscussionImpactRequirements forapplications that involve both internal capacitors and internal batteries are specified.indirectly assessed such equipment to a similar level of requirements due toconcerns with ‘backfeed’.2.1.1.9 Audio Amplifiers in ITE New requirement allows accessibility of audioamplifiers in ITE to comply with either the existing2.1.1.1 or, as an alternative, the accessibilityrequirements in 9.1.1 IEC 60065.Minor (-). Generally reflects present practice, and can be considered a relaxation in a sense since the accessibility requirements for audioamplifiers in IEC 60065 are somewhat less onerous than 2.1.1.2.1.2 Protection in Service Access Area Requirements now clarify, the Capacitance Discharge requirements of 2.1.1.7 alsoapply to PermanentlyConnected Equipment, and the time constant to be used is 10 seconds.For DC applications of permanently connectedequipment, 2.1.1.8 applies.Considerable (+). The Capacitance Dischargerequirements per 2.1.1.7 or 2.1.1.8, as applicable, have not been consistently applied to Permanently Connected Equipment in the past. However, since the time constant allowed is 10seconds, it is expected that most constructions will comply.2.2.3 Voltages Under Fault Conditions New requirement that is a clarification on the application of SELV circuitrequirements and voltage limits for power supplies and similar constructions that involve repetitive pulses (e.g., hiccup mode).Helps clarify and now discount a more onerous position sometimes taken in the past that any “repetitive” voltage peak above 42.4 Vp or 60 Vd.c. is a hazardous voltage.Minor (-). Considered a relaxation for mostconstructions that involve this circuit/performance characteristic.Generally reflects present practice due to theawareness of most NCBs with this pending change for several years.2.3.2 Separation of TNV Circuits From Other Circuits and from Accessible Parts Complete rewrite and rework of separation requirements for TNV circuits from other circuits and accessible parts.Minor (-). Most of the changes are clarifications, and generally reflect present practice. Some of theCopyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clause DiscussionImpactThe key takeaway is that itprovides more practical “separation” options that apply to modern designsinvolving telecommunication circuits, including ITE that is not earthed and ITE without isolation between SELV and TNV circuits (e.g., using SLIC chips).Sub-clause 2.3.2.4, Protection by OtherConstructions, is particularly important.revisions can be viewed as a relaxation of the technical and strict application of the published requirements in the earlier versions of 2.3.2, which were not feasible to apply to modern ITE with TNV circuits. Most NCBs have been aware of this pending change for several years and have allowed similar provisions.2.5Limited Power SourcesSub-clause was reworked to make intended application of the requirements clearer. Noteworthy is the change in classification of LPSprotection schemes from “inherently” or “not inherently” limited, to “without an overcurrentprotection device” and “with an overcurrent protection device.”Previous five (5) example constructions (e.g., output inherently limited incompliance with table 2B) have been reduced to four (4), which should help simplify the LPS determination.For sources without anovercurrent protective device (Table 2B), all max VA limits are now 100 VA, i.e., output voltages equal or less than 20 V no longer have a VA limit of 5xUoc.For such sources (Table 2B), the requirements also now clarify that measurements ofMinor (+). Generally reflects present practice. Some of the revisions can be viewed as minor relaxation of the technical and strictapplication of the previous requirements.Regarding the Isc & S measurements, formeasurements of circuits protected by electroniccircuits or PTC devices, since the previous measurement typically was made at 60 s, there could be someconstructions not designed to the new criteria. Thus the impact may be Considerable (+). However, since NEC Article 725 and Table 11, and UL 1310 Class 2 measurements for these circuits already are a 5 s measurement, the impact is not expected to be problematic to most manufacturers.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clause DiscussionImpactIsc & S are made after 5 s ifprotection is by an electronic circuit or PTC, and 60 s in all other cases.Note - The First Amendment to IEC 60950-1 2nd Ed, contains additionalrequirements addressing Integrated Circuits (ICs) used as a power-limiting function in an LPS. New Annex CC includesrequirements for ICs in order for them not to be subjected to single faults of their power limiting function. Theperformance requirements are based on existingrequirements being applied by some NCBs, including UL’s component certifications under QVGS2, Protectors, Low-Voltage Solid-State Overcurrent – Component.2.6.3.3Size of Protective Bonding ConductorsRework of sub-clause to clarify its intendedapplication. New Note 1 clarifies in the U.S./Canada the Protective Current Rating of a circuit associated with Pluggable Equipment Type A is 20A.None. Clarification. Reflects present practice.2.6.3.4Resistance of Earthing Conductors and Their TerminationsFurther revision and rework of this sub-clause to provide additional clarification of the intent of the requirements.Clarifies application ofresistance and voltage drop limits to (a) SELV and TNV circuits that are earthed, and (b) transformer secondary windings that are earthed.Also, incorporates much of what was previously aMinor (+). Technically, the revisions to IEC 60950-1 2nd Edition result in a relatively more onerous set ofrequirements. However, for manufacturers whopreviously had designed for a North American market, since this level ofrequirements has been part of CSA/UL 60950-1 for several years as National Differences, the true impact likely will be relatively minor.Copyright © 2010 Underwriters Laboratories IncAll Rights Reserved. Do Not Reproduce without Permission.Sub-clause DiscussionImpactNational Difference in theU.S./Canada Standard based on the trip characteristics of overcurrent protection devices used in the U.S./Canada, e.g., test duration is 120 seconds at 200% of the Protective Current Rating for circuits protected by devices with a Protective Current Rating up to 30 A.Also, provides specific, new compliance criteria for Protective BondingConductors associated with TNV and cable distribution system circuits and used to comply with separation requirements.2.9.4Separation from Hazardous VoltagesFormer 2.2.3.1 (Separation by Double/Reinforced Insulation - Method 1), 2.2.3.2 (Separation byEarthed Screen - Method 2), and 2.2.3.3 (Protection by Earthing of the SELV Circuit - Method 3) have beenreorganized into new 2.9.4, Separation from Hazardous Voltages.Clarification is provided that other constructions can be used that provide equivalent separation.None. Editorial and Clarification.2.10.1.7Insulation in CircuitsGenerating Starting PulsesNew clarification on the application of insulation requirements to circuits associated with thegeneration of starting pulses used to ignite discharge lamps.If the circuit is a Limited Current Circuit (LCC), Functional Insulation isMinor. Generally reflects present practice, although there could be some impact as different practices bydifferent manufacturers and NCBs are driven to closer alignment. Most NCBs have been aware of the pending changes for several years and have allowed similar provisions.。
IEC609501安规要求介绍

IEC 60950-1:2001介紹
•4.2 操作人員不可碰觸下列電路或零件:
•- __•__E_L_V__電路的裸露零件, •- 具_•__危_險__電_壓__的裸露零件, •- ELV電路內只有_• _功__能_絕緣或_• _基_本__絕緣的零件或線 材,但符合規章條款2.1.1.3規定除外 •- 危險電壓電路內只有•_功__能__絕緣或•_基__本__絕緣的零件 或線材 •- __• _未_接__地__的導電零件與在危險電壓電路或ELV電路 內的零件,只有•__功_能__絕緣或_• _基__本_絕緣隔離
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IEC60950-1:2001介紹
•- Radiation hazards
•輻射的形式可能為音頻、無線電頻率、紅外線、高強度可見 光、凝聚光 、紫外線、離子化輻射等。 •如果設備內會釋出某種型式的輻射,則針對使用者及維修者 所能接受程度的輻射值,訂有規定。 • •降低輻射危險的方式有: •- 限制幅射源的_•__能__量__值 •- 提供_•__安_全__內__鎖__裝置 •- 當無法避免使用者可接觸可造成幅射危險的區域時,須提 供_•_標__示___以警告使用者
•一般降低能量危險的方式,如•_隔_____,• _屏____或• _安_全__內__鎖____
的防護。
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IEC 60950-1:2001介紹
•- Fire • 在過載、零件失誤、絕緣崩潰、高阻抗或是連接器鬆脫 的情形下,其所造成的異常溫度有可能形成火災危險。然而,設 備內起火後不可散佈到起火點之鄰近區域及對設備外的區域造
IEC_UL_60950-1_电气间隙详解

想了解 IEC/ UL 60950-1:2000 安全标准如何影响电源供电或电池供电的信息类产品的设计吗?需要变更设计,但却没把握 IEC/ UL 60950-1:2000 的规定对于变更的设计有何影响?本文的问答内容旨在协助您符合 IEC/ UL 60950-1:2000 的安全要求。
第一部分沿面距离 (Creepage Distance)IEC/ UL 60950-1:2000 最小沿面距离的规定载录于 2.10.4 条款中。
敬请参考表 2L 以了解各产品应有的沿面距离要求。
若您的产品所测出的工作电压介于表中指定的两个工作电压值之间,您可利用线性内插法 (Linear Interpolation) 计算出所需要的沿面距离。
请参见表 2L 之附注2。
现在就由以下的举例,示范线性插入法的计算运用。
范例 = 电路信息输入电压:100-240V AC测出的工作电压:365 Vms, 890 V peak污染等级:2材料类别:IIIa 或 IIIbQ1a:如何计算基本绝缘需要的沿面距离?300V 需要的沿面距离 = 3.2mm400V 需要的沿面距离 = 4.0mm(4.0-3.2)÷(400-300)×65=0.523.2+0.52=3.72A1a. 基本绝缘需要的的最小沿面距离 = 3.8mm注意事项:须根据表 2L 之附注2,以无条件进入的方式算到最接近的 0.1 mm 单位。
Q1b. 如何计算加强绝缘 (Reinforced Insulation) 需要的沿面距离?公式:(基本绝缘需要的沿面距离) ×2==== > 3.72×2=7.44A1b. 加强绝缘需要的的最小沿面距离 = 7.5 mm注意事项:须根据表 2L 之附注2,以无条件进入的方式算到最接近的 0.1 mm 单位。
须先将基本绝缘所需的最小沿面距离加倍后,再用无条件进入的方式算到最接近的 0.1 mm 单位。
IEC60950-1_2ED_A2_2013

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
NORME INTERNATIONALE
IEC 60950-1
Edition 2.0 2013-05
AMENDMENT 2 AMENDEMENT 2
Information technology equipment – Safety – Part 1: General requirements
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EN60950-1EC警告信 2005-2008Year- Week No.Ref.NotifyingcountryProduct(Click on the photo toenlarge)Danger Measuresadoptedbynotifyingcountry2008 - 3470930/08SlovakiaCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Mobile phone chargerBrand: MOBILNETType/number of model: EANcode 8588002657290Description:. Black mobile phonemains charger for SE K750, soldseparately, packed in acardboard box marked:´mobilnet , mobile phoneaccessories, Sietova nabijackana mobilny telefon, CE, K 750,www.mobilnet.sk, Made inChina´, EAN code, user'sinstructions in various languages.Marking on the product :Mobilnet, siet(ová nabíjac(ka,vstup: AC 230 V, 50 Hz, výstupDC 5V- 12V, symbol triedy II, CE,Made in China, ERI K750, K750i,W850, W800, K800i, W950iCountry of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses a riskof electric shockbecause :- construction of converterdoes not comply with therequirements on distancebetween primary andsecondary windings forreinforced insulation,- the product failed to passthe voltage test betweenoutput connector andmains plugs for doubleinsulation. Therefore,interference may occuramong clearances,creepage distances andinsulation resulting inappearance of line voltageon the output connector,which might lead to anelectric shock in case ofincidental contact.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directive and therelevant Europeanstandard EN 60950.Sales banandwithdrawalfrom themarket andrecall fromconsumersordered bytheauthorities.2008 - 3212 0876/08SlovakiaCategory: Electrical appliancesProduct: Travel chargerBrand: Unknown Type/number of model: CLT-760ADescription: Black switching travel charger packed in a box with names of importer and producer.Country of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock because there is no sufficient insulation between primary and secondary windings. Clearances, creepage distances and insulation between the mains part and the output connector do not comply with the requirements for double insulation.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.Withdrawal from themarket and recall from consumers by the importer ordered by theauthorities2008 - 3214 0878/08SlovakiaCategory: Electrical appliancesProduct: Travel charger MT Siemens C25Brand: BESTType/number of model: EAN code: 5901313130703,Electric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock because :- construction of converter does not comply with theSales ban, withdrawalfrom the market and recall from consumers ordered by theauthorities.LAD000531/C25/C35/M35Description: The product is a black charger for mobile phone withmarking : input AC 100V- 240V, 200 mA, 47- 63 Hz, output 4,5V- 9,5, max 800 mA, Indoor use only, Made in China, CE, symbol of class II, Best, SIE C25. The product is packed in a cardboard with marking Best, charger service, for mobile phone, highquality, www.gsmbest.pl, 12 months warranty, input AC 100V- 240V, 47- 63 Hz, output 4,5 V- 9,5, CE and others.Country of origin: Chinarequirements for distance between primary and secondary windings for reinforcedinsulation,- clearances and creepage distances do not comply with requirements even for a basic insulation,- length ofconductors enablesbypassing of double insulation in case of connector release and a possibility of presence of mains voltage on exit connector,- part of cover in a form of mains plug carrying a live part does not pass the ball test by 125 C,- no compliance with the requirement on reinforced insulation between output connector and mains plugs,- power supply name-plate does notcontain data about its type and its producer.The product does not comply with the LowVoltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.2008 - 32150879/08SlovakiaCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Travel charger -Charger for mobile phoneBrand: GT GLOBALTECHNOLOGYType/number of model:GTIC85545 (on product),NOK. 6610 (on packaging)Description:.The productis black, sold separately,packed in a cardboard withmarking GlobalTechnology, charger formobile phone, NOK 6610and user’s manual on theback. Marking on theproduct - Globaltechnology, ProfessionalIC inside, model:GTIC85545, input:220V/240V, output: 6V,600 mAh, Made in P.R.C,CE.Country of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses arisk of electric shockbecause :- construction ofconverter does notcomply with therequirements fordistance betweenprimary andsecondary windingsfor reinforcedinsulation,- clearances andcreepage distancesdo not comply withrequirements evenfor a basic insulation,- length ofconductors enablesbypassing of doubleinsulation in case ofconnector releaseand a possibility ofpresence of mainsvoltage on exitconnector,- no compliance withthe requirement onreinforced insulationbetween outputconnector and mainsplugs,Voluntarywithdrawalfrom themarket andrecall fromconsumersby theimporter.Sales banandwithdrawalfrom themarketordered bytheauthorities.- power supplyname-plate does notcontain data aboutmark of class II,frequency, inputpower and its outputparameters.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directiveand the relevantEuropean standardEN 60950.2008- 31290850/08SlovakiaCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Travel chargerBrand: CPAType/number of model:- on packaging: ATCER28MIINBK ERICT28/T610, na výrobku:TC98A,- on label on the product:CPAE-08/2005Description: The productis black packed inindividual red cardboardbox with marking CPA®,cellular phoneaccessories, ATCER28MIINBK ERIC T28/T610and the name of theproduct in four languages.On the back - informationin various languages.Country of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses arisk of electric shockbecause:- construction ofconverter does notcomply with therequirements forsafe isolation ofprimary windingfrom secondary one;- length ofconductors enablesbypassing of doubleinsulation in case ofconnector releasewhich may result inoccurrence of mainsvoltage on exitconnector;- parameters ofmains plugs do notcomply with thestandard;Voluntarywithdrawalfrom themarket andrecall fromconsumersby thedistributor.- there is nopossibility to set upoutput name-plateparameters;- the product doesnot pass the voltagetest even on basicinsulation betweenoutput connectorand mains plugs.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directiveand the relevantEuropean standardEN 60950.2008- 29150798/08GermanyCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Baby monitoringdeviceBrand: REVType/number of model:DBS 1850, Art.- n°85994,EAN 4006341665690Description: The productis a baby monitor with anemitter, a receiver and apower supply plug.Country of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses arisk of electric shockbecause to reset thebaby monitor, abutton must bepressed. This buttonis locatedunderneath theantenna cavity in ahollow and can onlybe pressed using afine-tippedinstrument. If themonitor is resetwhile connected tothe power supply,the tip used to resetit can reachdangerous activecomponents.Nothing is suppliedwith the test deviceVoluntarystop ofsales bytheimporter.for the purpose ofresetting it: theinstructionsrecommend using afine-tippedinstrument. If thisinstrument is madefrom a conductivematerial (e.g. paperclip), the user of thebaby monitor cancome into contactwith dangerousvoltage levels.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directiveand with the relevantEuropean standardsEN 60950 and EN61558.2008- 27290755/08SlovakiaCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Travel chargerfor NK-6101Brand: CPAType/number of model:On pack:ATCNK6101MCBK, EANcode: 8595097748451, onproduct: CPA E-08/2005Description: Black travelcharger with marking"Travel charger forNK-6101, input: AC100-240V, 0,2A, 50/60Hz, output: DC 5,0V, 400mA MAX, made in China".Packed in a red cardboardbox with transparentElectric shockThe product poses arisk of electric shockbecause:- the convertor doesnot comply with therequirements ondistance betweenprimary andsecondary windingsand reinforcedinsulation;- part of the cover ofthe mains plug doesnot pass the ball testby 12,50 C;- the product doesVoluntarywithdrawalfrom themarket andrecall fromconsumersby theimporter.Sales banordered bytheauthoritiesplastic opening in the front.Country of origin: Chinanot comply with the requirement on reinforced insulation between output connector (circuit SELV) and the mains plug.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950. .2008 - 2312 0622/08SwedenCategory: Communication and media equipmentProduct: Fibre optic device "Fast Ethernet converter"Brand: N-NET TECHNOLOGYType/number of model: NT-S1200Description: Fibre optic device. Grey box marked with "N-net" in orange and red. "10/100 Base-TX to100 Base-FX Fast Ethernet Electric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock because :(i) Model Class I :- the creepage and clearance distances are too short on the power supply : Primary foil– Secondary foil =1.7mm (min. req.Withdrawal from themarket and recall from consumers ordered by theauthorities.Converter" in white.Country of origin: China5.0mm), Primary foil – Earth foil = 1.3mm (min. req. 2.5mm).- Class II plug connected to Class I outlet without safety earth wire in the Cable.(ii) Model Class II :- the creepage and clearance distances are too short on the power supply: Primary foil – Secondary foil= 1.2mm (min. req. 5.0mm), Primary – Chassis = 0.2mm (min. req. 5.0mm) (between capacitor CX2 – chassis).- electrical strength test Pri-Chassis / 3000V (Failed at 600V).The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standards EN 60950 and EN 60065.2008 - 1132 0362/08GermanyCategory: Toys Product:Remote-controlled helicopter Brand: AeolusType/number of model:Electric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock because:Voluntary withdrawalfrom the market6010-1Description: Radio-controlled helicopter with mains adapter. In cardboard box with window.Country of origin: China- the dimensions of the europlug do not meet the requirements of standard,- the insulating sleeves on the pins are only approx. 5.0 mm long; this is inadequate, as they should be at least 10 mm long.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.2008 - 101 0295/08NetherlandsCategory: Electrical appliancesProduct: Mobile phone (travel) chargerBrand: A.I.&EType/number of model: Model: TC-01 EAN-code: 8711252108599Description: Charger for mobile phone. Package: Blister.Country of origin: ChinaElectric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock because :- creepages and clearance distances are too small.- the charger did not withstand the high voltage test.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.Sales ban andwithdrawal from the market ordered by theauthorities.2008 - 924 0289/08United KingdomCategory: Electrical appliancesProduct: Mobile phone chargerBrand: FS Accessories Type/number of model: Various travel chargers marked with GX30, or MYC-2, or NOK, or CST13, as if compatible with various mobile phonesDescription: Mobile phone battery chargers (various) in individual cardboard boxes. All marked ‘FS Accessories High Quality Travel Charger’.Country of origin: UnknownElectric shockThe product poses a risk of electric shock due to :- lack of double insulation.- live and neutralparts are only 0.9 mm apart (standard requires min 2 mm).- insufficient wiring and non-secured soldering likely to cause a short circuit.- inadequate construction.One catastrophic failure reported.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standardEN 60950. Withdrawal from themarket ordered by theauthorities.2007 - 4729 1248/07FranceCategory: Electrical appliancesProduct: AC adaptor - Voltage inverterBrand: XDOMType/number of model: Mobile Power UD 5215Description: Grey striated housing bearing the words "Mobile Power" in green.Electric shockThe product poses a serious risk of electric shock because:- the reinforced insulation betweencircuits carrying dangerous voltages (230 v ac) and theVoluntary withdrawal from themarket by the importer.White electrical socket and red switch on one end. The product is supplied with two crocodile clips. 150W/15Hz.Country of origin: Taiwan12 v dc of the converter is less than required (1mm measured required 5mm),- the socket outlet isnot equipped with acover plate.The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.2007 - 451 1167/07FinlandCategory: Electrical appliances. Product: Battery chargerBrand: CYBER NOK-3310. Type/number of model: Type: BML 162 089 R1A 402 0038-UK, EAN: 6 430014 820556.Description: Battery charger for a mobile phone, plug-in type product. Black plastic enclosure.Country of origin: China.Electric shock.The product poses a serious risk ofelectric shockbecause there is not sufficient electrical insulation between the primary circuit connected to the mains and the secondary circuit that can be touched. The secondary circuit can be touched via the output cable.Clearances/creepagedistances in transformer TR1 between the primary and the secondary windings are less than 4 mm / 5 mm; measured aWithdrawal from the market and recall from consumers ordered bythe authority. Press release has been issued.minimum of 0.45mm / between theoutput of thesecondary windingand primarywinding; measured aminimum of 0.2 mm.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directiveand Europeanstandard EN 60950.2007- 2530596/07SpainCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Mobile phonebattery chargerBrand: ContactType/number of model:9XX/3020/36/V65/X. REF.HH-TC001ADescription: Mobile phonebattery charger.Blister-packed with thefollowing label: CONTACT.CO SAGEM9XX/3020/36/V65/XCountry of origin: TaiwanElectric shockThis product poses aserious risk ofelectric shockbecause:- it did not pass theelectric strength testof 3000 Vac primaryto secondary;- safety clearancesbetween primaryand secondary areless than those laiddown in thestandard;- there are noinstructions in thelanguage of thecountry in which theproduct is sold.The product does notcomply with the LowVoltage Directiveand with the relevantEuropean standardWithdrawalfrom themarketordered bytheauthoritiesEN-60950-1.2007- 11170271/07FinlandCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Power supplyunitsBrand: PrescottType/number of model:Type: LC-D500EXPCountry of origin:UnknownElectric shockThis product poses arisk of electric shockbecause- there is notsufficient electricalinsulation betweenthe primary circuitconnected to themains and thesecondary circuitthat can be touched.The secondarycircuit can betouched via theproduct connected tothe output of thepower supply unit. Inparticular:-clearances/creepagedistances intransformer T2between the primaryand the secondarywindings are lessthan 4 mm/5 mm; aminimum of 0.2 mmbetween the primarywinding and theoutput wires of thesecondary windingand 0.5mm betweenthe secondarywinding and theoutput wires of theprimary winding aremeasured; on theoutput wires thereare not insulationtubes;Recall fromconsumersordered bytheauthorities-clearances/creepage distances in transformer T3 between the primary and the secondary windings are less than 4 mm/5 mm; a minimum of 0.3 mm between the primary winding and the output wires of the secondary winding and 0.3 mm between the secondary winding and the output wires of the primary winding are measured; on the output wires there are not insulation tubes.This product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60950.2007 - 150024/07TheNetherlandsCategory: ElectricalappliancesProduct: Car inverterBrand: QmotionType/number of model:Model CI-175Country of origin: TaiwanElectric shockThe product poses aserious risk ofelectric shockbecause it is possibleto come into contactwith livecomponents. It ispossible to insertonly one pin of aeuroplug into theinverter. The productdoes not comply withthe Low VoltageWithdrawalfrom themarket andpenaltyordered bytheauthorityDirective and therelevant Europeanstandard EN 60950.2006- 3610568/06FinlandElectric power supply unitfor building-in “GEMBIRD”Type/number of model:Type: CCC-PSU4 (on thepackage), EAN: 8 716309025973.Remark: Consumers maybuild personal computersthemselves. Instructionshow to build your ownpersonal computer areavailable on the internet.In this case the consumersbuy computer componentsand install e.g. amotherboard, a harddrive, CD/DVD drives anda power supply unit to thecomputer casing.Country of origin: China.Risk of electricshock.There is a risk ofelectric shock due tothe fact that there isnot sufficientelectrical insulationin the mainstransformer betweenthe primary and thesecondary windings.Secondary circuit ofa computer istouched when, e.g.,connectingperipheral devicessuch as a printer, amonitor andmultimedia speakersand also whentouching theseperipheral devices.While the electricalinsulation in themains transformer ofthe power supplyunit between theprimary and thesecondary windingsis insufficient, themains voltage mayexist in thesecondary circuit incase of a single faultcondition. Thiscauses a risk ofelectric shock.Recall fromconsumersordered bytheauthority.This product doesnot comply with theLow VoltageDirective and theEuropean StandardEN 60950.2006- 1770245/06GermanyComputer hard disk drive"Ultron"(mains unit of an externalHDD drive)Type/model: UHD 3500,EAN 4040895184153.Country of origin: China.Risk of electricshock.Product poses a riskof electric shockbecause:-there is aheightened risk offlashover of the240V supply to thelow-voltage sidewhich would exposethe user to a lethalvoltage;-the insulationseparating theprimary andsecondary coils ofthe transformer isinadequate;and -the groundconductorconnection is toosmall and notsecured againstcoming loose.Product does notcomply with the LVDand the relevantEuropean standardEN 60950.Voluntaryrecall ofthe productfrom themarket bytheproducer.。
IEC 60950-1

60950-1 ¤ IEC:2005 – 49 –Circuitry connected to a DC MAINS SUPPLY is considered to be a SECONDARY CIRCUIT (for example, an SELV CIRCUIT , a TNV CIRCUIT or a HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE SECONDARY CIRCUIT ) in the meaning of this standard.NOTE ȀSee ITU-T Recommendation K.27 for bonding configurations and earthing inside a telecommunication building.1.2.8.3MAINS SUPPLYpower distribution system that is either an AC MAINS SUPPLY or a DC MAINS SUPPLY1.2.8.4PRIMARY CIRCUITcircuit that is directly connected to the AC MAINS SUPPLYIt includes, for example, the means for connection to theAC MAINS SUPPLY , the primary windings of transformers, motors and other loading devices. NOTE ȀConductive parts of an INTERCONNECTING CABLE may be part of a PRIMARY CIRCUIT as stated in 1.2.11.6.1.2.8.5SECONDARY CIRCUITcircuit that has no direct connection to a PRIMARY CIRCUIT and derives its power from a transformer, converter or equivalent isolation device, or from a batteryNOTE ȀConductive parts of an INTERCONNECTING CABLE may be part of a SECONDARY CIRCUIT as stated in 1.2.11.6.1.2.8.6HAZARDOUS VOLTAGEvoltage exceeding 42,4 V peak, or 60 V d.c., existing in a circuit that does not meet the requirements for either a LIMITED CURRENT CIRCUIT or a TNV CIRCUIT1.2.8.7ELV CIRCUITSECONDARY CIRCUIT with voltages between any two conductors of the circuit, and between any one such conductor and earth (see 1.4.9), not exceeding 42,4 V peak, or 60 V d.c., under normal operating conditions, which is separated from HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE by BASIC INSULATION , and which neither meets all of the requirements for an SELV CIRCUIT nor meets all of the requirements for a LIMITED CURRENT CIRCUIT1.2.8.8SELV CIRCUITSECONDARY CIRCUIT that is so designed and protected that under normal operating conditions and single fault conditions, its voltages do not exceed a safe valueNOTE 1 The limit values of voltages under normal operating conditions and single fault conditions (see 1.4.14) are specified in 2.2. See also Table 1A.NOTE 2 This definition of an SELV CIRCUIT differs from the term "SELV system" as used in IEC 61140.1.2.8.9LIMITED CURRENT CIRCUITcircuit that is so designed and protected that, under both normal operating conditions and single fault conditions, the current that can be drawn is not hazardousNOTE The limit values of currents under normal operating conditions and single fault conditions (see 1.4.14) are specified in 2.4.IEC 60950-1, CEI 60950-1 : 2005-12Standards WebPort pour client SCHNEIDER le 04/12/2009 à 07:43。
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TEST REPORTKS IEC 60950-1 / IEC 60950-1 / EN 60950-1Information technology equipment Safety-Part 1: General requirementsReport reference No . .................... : TCF-GMS-8940.14Tested by (+ signature) .................... :Kevin Yang ...................................................... Approved by (+ signature) ................ :King Hu ......................................................Date of issue .................................. :November 22, 2018Testing Laboratory Name.............. : Shenzhen ZCT Technology Co.,LtdAddress .......................................... : 3/F, Building 5, Hongsheng Industrial Zone, Bao'an Road, XixiangStreet, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, ChinaApplicant's Name........................... : Muscat Collections & Trading Co,.LimitedAddress .......................................... : Rm 633 Aoyuan Building Luoxi Road Pan Yu District GuangzhouChinaManufacturer’s Name .................... : Same as applicantAddress .......................................... :Factory’s Name .............................. : Same as applicantAddress .......................................... :Test specificationStandard ........................................... : KS IEC 60950-1:2007IEC 60950-1:2005+A1:2009+A2: 2013EN 60950-1:2006/A2:2013Test procedure ................................. : Commission testNon-standard test method .............. : N.A.Test Report Form No ..................... : IECEN60950_1BTRF originator. ................................. : SBDMaster TRF .................................... : dated 2012-06Test item description..................... : See Page 2Trademark ........................................ : No BrandModel and / or type reference .......... : See page 2Serial number ................................. : N/ARatings: See Page 2Copy of marking plateSensor cardModel SGK65702Brand: No BrandProduct can only be safely used lower than 2,000 meters altitude. Muscat Collections & Trading Co,.LimitedRm 633 Aoyuan Building Luoxi Road Pan Yu District Guangzhou ChinaMade in China Card SenderModel SFK65702Brand: No Brand4,75V Max 500mA DC Class IIIProduct can only be safely usedlower than 2,000 meters altitude.Muscat Collections & TradingCo,.LimitedRm 633 Aoyuan Building LuoxiRoad Pan Yu DistrictGuangzhou ChinaMade in ChinaCollector for datasModel SCJ65702Brand: No Brand4,75V Max 500mA DC Class IIIProduct can only be safely usedlower than 2,000 meters altitude.Muscat Collections & TradingCo,.LimitedRm 633 Aoyuan Building LuoxiRoad Pan Yu DistrictGuangzhou ChinaMade in ChinaSummary of testing:These tests fulfil the requirements of standard ISO/IEC 17025.When determining the test conclusion, the Measurement Uncertainty of test has been considered. This test report includes:Annex I: Photo Documentation, 2 page(s)Particulars: test item vs. test requirementsEquipment mobility: FixedOperating condition: ContinuousMains supply tolerance (%) : DC 4.75-5.25VTested for IT power systems NoIT testing, phase-phase voltage (V),: --Class of equipment : Class IIIMass of equipment (kg) :Max. 20.0 gProtection against ingress of water IP20Test case verdictsTest case does not apply to the test object : N/ATest item does meet the requirement : P (Pass)Test item does not meet the requirement : F (Fail)TestingDate of receipt of test item : November 01, 2018Date(s) of performance of test : November 01, 2018 to November 22, 2018 General remarksThe test result presented in this report relate only to the object(s) tested.This report shall not be reproduced, except in full, without the written approval of the Issuing testing laboratory.,(see Enclosure #)" refers to additional information appended to the report.."(see appended table)" refers to a table appended to the report.Throughout this report a comma (point) is used as the decimal separator.Type of equipment, model: Sensor card, SGK65702 Details of: Model SGK65702View:[X] general[ ] front[ ] rear[ ] right[ ] left[ ] top[ ] bottomType of equipment, model: Sensor card, SFK6570 Details of: Model SFK6570View:[X] general[ ] front[ ] rear[ ] right[ ] left[ ] top[ ] bottomType of equipment, model: Collector for datas, SCJ65702 Details of: Collector for datasView:[X] general[ ] front[ ] rear[ ] right[ ] left[ ] top[ ] bottom。