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IEC 60950 Ed. 3 C9 E# ?6 b: w& W; Q# J
Sub clause: --- Sheet n. 376 I& c. d0 D }! s3 V$ L: {1 u: k( g
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Subject:
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/ |; f3 T( d4 j- a. m p% J- xKey words:
. e2 M [' b' v6 R3 F2 u- Backfeed Protection
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meeting/2000 further
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consultation
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The product in question is a power supply to IEC/EN 60950 with an internal Battery Back Up, Y4 Q8 I, i; G% Y2 `' P y
Unit (BBU). The BBU provides 170Vdc, which is connected to the “output” of the mainsrectifier
4 l# x5 z+ n% e1 ?6 |1 x$ t6 X$ Xbridge. The question is related to the backfeed protection to prevent potential risk of( V! m1 n/ C( e
electric shock from being present on the mains supply terminals during interruption of the
& x5 c/ r, @1 K: q8 Pprimary power or removal of the plugs from its socket.
# Y+ w m( U. y) A* t* ~9 q! J+ JDifferent interpretations have been experienced, and we are looking forward to a consensus.
t. b0 V" w @7 L# UThree alternatives may be listed as follows:
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The BBU can be considered similar to parts of an Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS), for* Z/ m2 ?1 T1 E7 g8 N0 U. X- a7 C1 @; e
which there is the European standard EN 50091-1. However this standard is not an IEC
0 G3 E0 e Z7 u1 b- L$ ustandard and may not be applicable outside CENELEC. EN 50091-1 specifies requirements for
! `; ~0 B. y, p/ v6 w# I) G- X$ \backfeed protection. Sub clause 2.1.5 states that such switching device shall be of an all pole
$ j2 f( O. J7 o1 @( J6 ~type having an air gap in each pole in accordance with EN 60950 Table 5 – Minimum3 ^8 w. s% J |
clearances in secondary circuits and using the column headed “circuits not subjected to
# o0 c% A5 ?9 ntransient overvoltage” – for reinforced insulation at the working voltage that is backfed (in this% Z0 @- k+ f6 `% C2 O3 |. E# l4 r
case 170Vdc).
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According to sub clause 2.2.6 (IEC 60950), it is likely to apply reinforced insulation between) _" n: l0 q* V: ~. P6 ~
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
3 v c; H" j) f5 K+ W. H) Usingle failure, when the mains plug is disconnected and the battery provides 170Vdc to the
& R/ d9 e0 z$ z" ^) D4 H Z7 z n“output” of the mains rectifier bridge, no additional requirements for “backfeed protection”4 ]9 d2 l! v7 W1 ? `2 O
should be applicable.
. N$ J! \% i8 F3 C3 V/ ]0 F* R8 pDecision:
% N9 ?( F; S- a& b( M" XInterpretation Item 3 is the correct one
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