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ATTACHMENT: JAPANESE DIFFERENCES
Test results according to CB BULLETIN No. 112A, December 2006
Clause
Requirement - Test
Result - Remark
Ver-
dict
1.2
Addition:
Add the following terms.
Equipment, Class 0I
1.2.4.101
Material, VTM
1.2.12.101
Considered.
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1.2.4.101
Addition:
CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT: Equipment where protection
against electric shock is achieved by:
against electric shock is achieved by:
a) using BASIC INSULATION, and
b) providing a means of connecting to the protective
earthing conductor in the building wiring those
conductive parts that are otherwise capable of
assuming HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES if the BASIC
INSULATION fails, and
earthing conductor in the building wiring those
conductive parts that are otherwise capable of
assuming HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES if the BASIC
INSULATION fails, and
c) using a supply cord without earthing conductor and
a plug without earthing wire although the equipment
has externally an earth terminal or a lead wire for
earthing.
a plug without earthing wire although the equipment
has externally an earth terminal or a lead wire for
earthing.
Equipment provided with a cord set having a two-pin
type plug with a lead wire for earthing is also regarded
as Class 0I.
type plug with a lead wire for earthing is also regarded
as Class 0I.
NOTE – Class 0I equipment may have a part
constructed with Double Insulation or Reinforced
Insulation as well as an operating part as SELV circuit.
constructed with Double Insulation or Reinforced
Insulation as well as an operating part as SELV circuit.
Class III equipment.
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1.2.12.1
Replacement:
FLAMMABILITY CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIALS:
The recognition of the burning behaviour of materials
and their ability to extinguish if ignited. Materials are
classified as in 1.2.12.2 to 1.2.12.9, and 1.2.12.101
when tested in accordance with annex A.
The recognition of the burning behaviour of materials
and their ability to extinguish if ignited. Materials are
classified as in 1.2.12.2 to 1.2.12.9, and 1.2.12.101
when tested in accordance with annex A.
NOTE 1 - When applying the requirements in this
standard, HF-1 CLASS FOAMED MATERIALS are
regarded as better than those of CLASS HF-2, and
HF-2 better than HBF.
standard, HF-1 CLASS FOAMED MATERIALS are
regarded as better than those of CLASS HF-2, and
HF-2 better than HBF.
NOTE 2 - Similarly, other MATERIALS, including rigid
(engineering structural) foam of CLASSES 5V or V-0
are regarded as better than those of CLASS V-1, V-1
better than V-2, and V-2 better than HB.
(engineering structural) foam of CLASSES 5V or V-0
are regarded as better than those of CLASS V-1, V-1
better than V-2, and V-2 better than HB.
NOTE 3 - Similarly, for thin MATERIALS, VTM-0 Class
materials are regarded as better than those of VTM-1
Class, and VTM-1 better than VTM-2.
materials are regarded as better than those of VTM-1
Class, and VTM-1 better than VTM-2.
Considered.
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