BS EN IEC 60309-1:2022 – TC
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Tracked Changes. Plugs, socket-outlets and couplers for industrial purposes – General requirements
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2022 | 246 |
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155 | Annex ZA (normative)Normative references to international publicationswith their corresponding European publications |
157 | English CONTENTS |
160 | FOREWORD |
162 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references |
164 | 3 Terms and definitions |
165 | Figures Figure 1 – Diagram showing the use of the accessories |
166 | Figure 2 – Pillar terminals |
167 | Figure 3 – Screw terminals Figure 4 – Stud terminals Figure 5 – Saddle terminals |
168 | Figure 6 – Lug terminals Figure 7 – Mantle terminals Figure 8 – Screwless terminals |
169 | Figure 9 – Insulation piercing terminals |
171 | 4 General 4.1 General requirements 4.2 General notes on tests |
172 | 5 Standard ratings 6 Classification of accessories Tables Table 1 – Preferred rated currents |
173 | 7 Marking |
176 | Figure 10 – Test piston |
177 | 8 Dimensions Table 2 – Colour coding |
178 | 9 Protection against electric shock |
180 | Figure 11 – Gauge “A” for checking shutters |
181 | Figure 12 – Gauge “B” for checking shutters |
182 | 10 Provision for earthing 11 Terminals and terminations 11.1 Common requirements for terminals and terminations |
185 | Table 3 – Size for connectable conductors |
186 | 11.2 Screw type terminals |
188 | Figure 13 – Gauges for testing insertability of round unprepared conductors having the maximum specified cross-section |
189 | 11.3 Screwless type terminals |
191 | Figure 14 – Information for the bending test |
192 | Table 4 – Deflection test forces |
193 | 11.4 Insulation piercing terminals (IPT) |
194 | 11.5 Mechanical tests on terminals |
195 | Figure 15 – Test arrangement for terminals |
196 | Table 5 – Pulling test values on terminals |
197 | 11.6 Voltage drop test for screwless type terminals and for insulation piercing terminals Table 6 – Pulling force |
199 | 11.7 Tests for insulation piercing terminals transmitting contact pressure via insulating parts 11.7.1 Temperature-cycling test 11.7.2 Short-time withstand current test 12 Interlocks Table 7 – Test current |
200 | 13 Resistance to ageing of rubber and thermoplastic material 14 Construction 14.1 General construction |
201 | 14.2 Construction of contacts 15 Construction of fixed socket-outlets |
203 | 16 Construction of plugs and portable socket-outlets |
204 | 17 Construction of appliance inlets 18 Degrees of protection |
205 | 19 Insulation resistance and dielectric strength |
206 | Table 8 – Dielectric strength test |
207 | 20 Breaking capacity |
208 | Figure 16 – Circuit diagrams for breaking capacityand normal operation tests |
209 | 21 Normal operation Table 9 – Breaking capacity |
210 | 22 Temperature rise Table 10 – Normal operation |
211 | Table 11 – Temperature rise test |
212 | 23 Flexible cables and their connection 23.1 Cable anchorage 23.2 Requirements for plugs and portable socket-outlets 23.2.1 Non-rewireable plugs and portable socket-outlets |
213 | Table 12 – Types of cables |
214 | 23.2.2 Rewireable plugs and portable socket-outlets 23.3 Pull test |
215 | Figure 17 – Apparatus for testing the cable anchorage |
216 | Table 13 – Dimensions of cables |
218 | 24 Mechanical strength Table 14 – Torque test values |
220 | Table 15 – Blow test impact energy |
221 | Figure 18 – Arrangement for mechanical strength testfor plugs and portable socket-outlets |
222 | Figure 19 – Apparatus for flexing test Table 16 – Flexing test load values |
223 | Table 17 – Test values for screwed glands |
224 | 25 Screws, current-carrying parts and connections Table 18 – Pulling force on insulated end caps |
225 | Table 19 – Tightening torques |
227 | 26 Creepage distances, clearances and distances through sealing compound 26.1 General |
228 | Table 20 – Creepage distances, clearances and distances through sealing compound |
230 | 26.2 Sealing compound 27 Resistance to heat, to fire and to tracking |
231 | 28 Corrosion and resistance to rusting |
232 | 29 Conditional short-circuit current withstand test 29.1 Minimum prospective short-circuit current 29.2 Ratings and test conditions 29.2.1 General 29.2.2 Test-circuit |
233 | 29.2.3 Calibration 29.2.4 Test procedure 29.2.5 Acceptance conditions |
234 | Figure 20 – Diagram of the test circuit for the verification of short-circuit current withstand of a two-pole accessory on a single-phase AC or DC |
235 | Figure 21 – Diagram of the test circuit for the verification of short-circuit current withstand of a three-pole accessory |
236 | 30 Electromagnetic compatibility 30.1 Immunity Figure 22 – Diagram of the test circuit for the verificationof short-circuit current withstand of a four-pole accessory |
237 | 30.2 Emission |
238 | Annex A (normative) Guidance and description of test apparatus |
240 | Figure A.1 – Impact test fixture – Pendulum assembly |
241 | Figure A.2 – Impact test fixture – Pendulum masses – Quantity: 4 Table A.1 – Impact test release angles |
242 | Figure A.3 – Impact test fixture – Pendulum shaft end Figure A.4 – Impact test fixture – Pendulum anvil |
243 | Figure A.5 – Impact test fixture – Pendulum shaft Figure A.6 – Impact text fixture – Pendulum pivot |
244 | Figure A.7 – Impact test apparatus – Back and mounting plates |
245 | Bibliography |