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- T# H& t5 K4 l; P$ M# N$ h$ C6 T9 O! ? | CAT III for mains circuits; V0 C- x# q2 e" u5 Y, f7 E [- v
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| 61010-1(ed.2)
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9 I% z! v) Z1 |/ b4 k7 j. GStandard(s)- (year and edition): Z& @" q& s4 P
IEC 61010-1:2002 Ed.2
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! j" R) g1 E1 E2 X6.7.23 T# V/ S# U6 ^
Sheet n°: 536
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CAT III for mains circuits
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Mains, CAT III7 G ?5 }) s: z* Y6 @9 X
Decision taken at the 40th) E r" R S/ v- \
meeting 2003
$ e0 }: j6 O% J. wQuestion:; @4 o% @4 V ^0 U
Measuring equipment (not kWh-meter) that is permanently installed in the service equipment has a
5 u+ @8 ?% Z+ Q8 P7 ?/ rpower supply unit which is connected close to the incoming service and the kWh-meter. The device
- |, P/ I: N3 L5 k+ d; d2 ]; s7 o5 Wsends information to the electrical company, utilizing the mains service and
! K' G4 p9 I+ Aconnected close to it. This is to my knowledge a CAT III area.
4 P) [' ^( e$ J6 y% dSince CAT III has been withdrawn for mains circuits (6.7.2), the requirement for a 300 V mains would
, a/ [5 T8 t! ~) |be 3 mm air / 3-6 mm creepage / 2 224 Vrms Test voltage on the supply side, according to table 4 and 9., g! H& h$ m% U
Decision:1 j! h" `1 Y7 a. N$ ~5 G5 v5 `
In this case you can apply CAT III for measuring circuits.
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