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IEC 60065, 6th edition : 1998
 - 
- Page 9 of 43 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
200211175
 
 
 
 
HEATING   
 
t =  ( R2 - R1)    x (234,5 + t1) - (t2 - t1) 
               R1 
t1 =     
24,1 °C 
24,1 °C 
 
 
t2 =     
 23,5 °C 
21,5 °C 
 
 
Test voltage   
  207 V 
  254,4 V 
 
 
Winding 
R1/
 
R2/
 
t measured 
t allowed *) 
Insulation 
class 
  Main transf. pr. winding (207V) 
1,578 
1,949 
63,4 
95 
Class B 
  Main transf. pr. winding (254,4V) 
1,578 
2,059 
79,4 
95 
Class B 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Sub transf. pr. winding (207V) 
825 
955 
43,3 
85 
Class E 
  Sub transf. pr. winding (254,4V) 
825 
1030 
64,9 
85 
Class E 
Other measured parts 
t measured 
at 207V 
t measured 
at 254,4V 
t allowed *) 
Main transformer chassis 
33,6 
42,6 
95 
Sub transformer core 
40,8 
56,7 
85 
Line filter, coil (sec.) 
53,3 
66,4 
85 
Line filter, core (sec.) 
52,6 
64,5 
85 
Diode, D452 body 
40,6 
48,7 
PWB near D452 
42,1 
50,4 
85 
D452 heat-sink 
48,7 
57,8 
Diode, D501 body 
31,0 
38,9 
PWB near D501 
29,3 
36,8 
85 
Diode, D507 body 
42,6 
51,1 
PWB near D507 
40,7 
49,1 
85 
Diode, D512 body 
41,8 
53,0 
PWB near D512 
64,7 
75,8 
85 
Capacitor, C458 body 
26,4 
34,2 
Capacitor, C504 body 
23,7 
32,3 
Capacitor, C511 body 
25,9 
35,4 
Capacitor, C520 body 
31,7 
42,3 
IC501 body 
42,0 
70,5 
IC501 heat-sink 
40,5 
63,0 
 
IEC 60065, 6th edition : 1998
 - 
- Page 10 of 43 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
200211175
 
 
 
 
HEATING (continued) 
Other measured parts 
t measured 
at 207V 
t measured 
at 254,4V 
t allowed *) 
IC504 body 
50,6 
71,9 
IC504 heat-sink 
46,4 
64,5 
IC506 body 
52,8 
78,1 
IC506 heat-sink 
50,4 
73,0 
IC510 body 
58,9 
80,7 
IC510 heat-sink 
54,8 
75,1 
IC514 body 
29,8 
41,4 
IC514 heat-sink 
28,6 
39,2 
PWB near IC514 
27,6 
38,4 
85 
TR, QC916 body 
43,4 
59,0 
TR, QC917 body 
43,7 
59,1 
TR, QC921 body 
45,4 
61,8 
TR, QC922 body 
44,0 
60,1 
PWB near QC922 
34,1 
46,4 
85 
Main heat-sink (L) 
45,1 
61,4 
Power cord bushing 
18,1 
25,8 
60 
Top enclosure above main heat-sink 
26,6 
37,5 
65 **) 
Top enclosure above main transformer 
26,6 
34,4 
65 **) 
Switch button 
0,3 
0,4 
50 
 
 
 
 
Comments 
 
 
 
No other parts were observed to create any hazard due to temperature rise.   
 
*) Temperature rise limits for Singapore is 10K less.  
 
**) Directly covering part for heat-sink and transformer. The top cover is supplied with 
ventilation openings covering most of the top cover. This indicate emission of heat from 
internal parts and the opening area is therefore not likely to be touched during normal 
use. Based on this the temp. rise is accepted also for tropical climates.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IEC 60065, 6th edition : 1998
 - 
- Page 11 of 43 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
200211175
 
 
 
 
 
7.2 
Softening temperature of insulating 
material supporting parts 
conductively connected to the mains 
carrying a current > 0,2 A at least 
150 
°
C   
No temperature measured during heating test and fault 
cond. tests requires this test (7.2) to be performed. 
Tested parts 
Temperature   
under normal 
operating con- 
ditions (°C) 
Temperature   
under fault 
conditions   
      (°C) 
Softening 
temperature 
      (°C) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
CONSTRUCTIONAL 
REQUIREMENTS WITH REGARD 
TO THE PROTECTION AGAINST 
ELECTRIC SHOCK   
 
8.1 
Conductive parts covered by lacquer, 
paper, untreated textile oxide films 
and beads etc. considered to be 
bare   
Considered 
8.2 
Shock hazard when changing 
voltage setting device, fuse-links or 
handling drawers etc.   
Operation “By hand” not possible 
8.3 
Insulation of hazardous live parts not 
provided by hygroscopic material   
No hygroscopic materials 
8.4 
Risk of electric shock from 
accessible parts, including when 
covers are removed by hand. 
No cover removable by hand. 
8.5 
Class I equipment 
 
 
 
Basic insulation between hazardous 
live parts and earthed accessible 
parts   
 
 
Resistors bridging basic insulation 
complying with 14.1 a)   
 
 
Capacitors bridging basic insulation 
complying with 14.2.1 a)   
 
 
Basic insulation bridged by 
components complying with 14.3.4.3 
 
 
Protective earth contact 
 
 
IEC 60065, 6th edition : 1998
 - 
- Page 12 of 43 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
200211175
 
 
 
 
8.6 
Class II equipment and Class II 
constructions within Class I 
equipment 
 
 
 
Reinforced or double insulation 
between hazardous live parts and 
accessible parts   
Double/Reinforced insulation complies with requirements 
specified in clause 10 and 13. 
 
Components bridging reinforced or 
double insulation complying with 
14.1 a) or 14.3   
The apparatus has an isolating transformer 
 
Basic and supplementary insulation 
each being bridged by a capacitor 
complying with 14.2.1 a)   
 
 
Reinforced or double insulation being 
bridged by 2 capacitors in series 
complying with 14.2.1 a)   
 
 
Reinforced or double insulation being 
bridged by a single capacitor 
complying with 14.2.1 b)   
 
8.7 
Basic insulation between parts at 
35 V to 71 V (peak) a.c. or 60 V to 
120 V d.c. and accessible parts   
 
 
Reinforced or double insulation 
between circuits operating at 
voltages between 35 V and 71 V 
(peak) a.c. or between 60 V and 
120 V d.c. and hazardous live parts 
at higher voltage   
 
 
Separation by Class II isolating 
transformer   
Isolating transformer according to 14.3.2.(Class II) 
 
Separation by Class I transformer   
 
 
Separation by earthed conductive 
part   
 
8.8 
Basic or supplementary insulation 
 0,4 mm (mm)   
 
 
Reinforced insulation 
 0,4 mm 
(mm)      
Insulation in transformer, ref. 14.3. 
 
Thin sheet insulation used inside the 
enclosure
 
 
 
Basic or supplementary insulation, 
at least two layers, each meeting 
10.3   
 
 
Basic or supplementary insulation, 
three layers any two of which meet 
10.3   
 
 
Reinforced insulation, two layers 
each of which meet 10.3   
 
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