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Standard:
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Sub clause: --- Sheet n. 376 w% A2 ?# W7 t/ V3 f. o
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. F5 {& l1 f6 {' R f5 w, o" OSubject:! P) }' R* Z- _ G' s
Backfeed protection
6 e& n3 k9 J$ ]2 }+ L' mKey words:$ y9 J1 B( `! G
- Backfeed Protection
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37th CTL. N- E/ E6 s9 o; i8 K' a
meeting/2000 further
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consultation
# h6 |+ d0 s) ^! d6 B2 AQuestion:
9 j Z; P6 Q! `$ M3 u1 CThe product in question is a power supply to IEC/EN 60950 with an internal Battery Back Up
J% v3 U; Q7 ?2 f4 ]" C7 U5 PUnit (BBU). The BBU provides 170Vdc, which is connected to the “output” of the mainsrectifier
( Z3 e+ l, X8 ]- r0 D: d& d9 sbridge. The question is related to the backfeed protection to prevent potential risk of0 ?9 ?4 q9 }& P1 B
electric shock from being present on the mains supply terminals during interruption of the
. g5 u$ C) t7 [+ T' N$ j ~0 Lprimary power or removal of the plugs from its socket.
0 ]5 s; q# u2 l. z8 k, O4 e" kDifferent interpretations have been experienced, and we are looking forward to a consensus.
: a6 \1 R, ]" M. z* Z5 SThree alternatives may be listed as follows:" v9 m, g/ i p- f1 Q
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/ ^" J& m% k8 V4 R' ?! {The BBU can be considered similar to parts of an Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS), for* g! n4 {% |$ [# P" C* e* h* X2 ?5 i
which there is the European standard EN 50091-1. However this standard is not an IEC
% `7 x* T7 p; N% }standard and may not be applicable outside CENELEC. EN 50091-1 specifies requirements for" }7 L6 c* o! j+ K
backfeed protection. Sub clause 2.1.5 states that such switching device shall be of an all pole
. p% y- \6 v+ Ytype having an air gap in each pole in accordance with EN 60950 Table 5 – Minimum0 w1 I1 s2 ?! A3 H1 A. M$ g) Q
clearances in secondary circuits and using the column headed “circuits not subjected to
) `5 |/ w4 E Z: v+ l7 g% ?6 Vtransient overvoltage” – for reinforced insulation at the working voltage that is backfed (in this8 H( r$ \6 n! b) c+ L
case 170Vdc).; M5 ~& u1 ^1 m. N0 f. c% K& b1 v
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+ N$ m6 O, P8 P, g0 s4 \According to sub clause 2.2.6 (IEC 60950), it is likely to apply reinforced insulation between! @6 m9 Q. i% f" `( z
unearthed hazardous voltage secondary circuit and unearthed accessible parts.
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If the voltage on the mains plug does not exceed 60Vdc (or 42.2V peak) in the event of a
1 j& q& }/ \( ] ~& p$ wsingle failure, when the mains plug is disconnected and the battery provides 170Vdc to the
2 {+ x9 _. g: T3 B& e: a/ x/ j“output” of the mains rectifier bridge, no additional requirements for “backfeed protection”
% }6 F9 I; h+ H& U o) W5 D! Z) @" V+ dshould be applicable.
6 }4 z0 A" L1 U( o8 K, b2 _% KDecision:
3 V3 C! n& e0 S0 B1 ?( ]Interpretation Item 3 is the correct one
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