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| PDSH 8599 @- G Z% M; t& P7 q; p
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| 60598-1(ed.3);am1 & 60598-1(ed.4);am1 & 60598-1(ed.5) & 60598-1(ed.6);am1 & 60598-1(ed.7)8 N: K n1 m3 G1 c8 C8 j7 z
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IEC 60598-1 All editions
- c1 Q' v/ n; _0 y. }Subclause(s): 4.11.5; Z: E$ y: }# [+ E4 x
No. Year PDSH 0859 2010
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Wooden parts on luminaires
" V" o+ W$ m, y5 h. n; p9 oKey words:4 v1 T m1 U& |( @, Q) S! ^% T
- Wooden parts. e+ c6 J8 C' P/ m) L, K" w; ]
- Contact with current currying parts, @3 u9 z: \; I# r9 I, O4 O
- Supplementary insulation
! \. B. l" F0 y5 M V' v3 XTo be approved at the 49th CTL Plenary Meeting, in 20123 E* p4 _; i* I4 e, ~! }
Question:
6 i+ o. Q$ f+ T/ ?1) In case a luminaire has decorative wooden parts in contact with current carrying parts, can it be2 k3 f: F$ y+ k# z/ M& T
accepted?) y6 }1 `8 D& x5 j
2) Can wood be used as insulating material? (for class III luminaires too)?
6 J7 G6 f1 ]" [0 i2 \: U+ x5 SDecision:
* j- d' c: j P* [4 e: B1) Not acceptable. X& Y$ m3 l$ {) a8 X i
2) Wood can be accepted as supplementary insulation, if all relevant requirements of the standard are5 K* _9 q2 g3 v5 x& w6 V
met.
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