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| Heat and fire protection4 K6 U" G& i" g T; B2 L* g, U
| 3.1.9.1, 3.1.11, 15.3, 15.5, 27.3
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Standard: IEC 61558-1/1997
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Sub clause: 3.1.9.16 [8 Z) a$ D1 I4 E6 B2 R2 r; q
3.1.11
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Subject: Heat and fire protection
7 t7 r* w% O8 o1 F" W2 sKey words:% R9 k# u6 k7 d$ d' a! a3 j
- Non-inherently short* R- y A+ H( u' y
circuit
& U! i& m8 ^, I$ z: Q% i5 h- Proof transformer" K2 D% P. z; K# G: @
- Fail-safe transform.
0 P& R+ G' ~' C' vMeeting:
4 D. v7 F2 b1 n6 B6 z2 FDecision confirmed
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Question: Can a small built-in transformer with integrated thermal cut-out (not. k( [. I' b2 H5 a Z1 M
replaceable) be considered as non-inherently short circuit proof transformer0 x, f; G( m! K! V( e
(3.1.9.1) and as fail-safe transformer (3.1.11)? If so, can the overload test be+ D4 D" d/ q3 T; K4 T4 k
done according to 15.3 and 15.5? Both tests are to be performed on separate
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Decision: Yes, such transformers can be considered as fail-safe transformers if a thermal; E9 Z8 d, Q' @1 Q: ?6 B! Y
link is used in the input circuit. It doesn’t matter whether the input circuit is
5 L* q( [3 [0 s8 Cinterrupted by the transformer itself or by a built-in thermal link that is not
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