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-   IEC 60065   6
th
 edition (1998)
 
- Page 26 of 36 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
 48750
 
 
 
 
 
b) Flexible cords not complying with 
16.1, withstand bending and 
mechanical stress (3.2 of 
IEC 60 227-2)  
 
16.4 
Flexible cords used for connection 
between equipment have adequate 
cross-sectional areas to avoid 
temperature rise under normal and 
fault conditions  
Cords have adequate cross-sectional areas to avoid 
temperature rise under normal and fault conditions. 
16.5 
Adequate strain relief on external 
flexible cords  
Cord clip wedged in the enclosure 
 
Not possible to push cord back into 
equipment  
Checked by inspection 
 
Makeshift methods not used 
 
 
Strain relief device unlikely to 
damage flexible cord  
No sharp edges 
 
For mains cords of Class I 
equipment, hazardous live 
conductors become taut before 
earth conductor  
Class II apparatus 
16.6 
Apertures for external flexible cord: 
no risk of damage to the cord during 
assembly or movement in use  
No sharp edges 
16.7 
Transportable musical instruments 
and associated amplifiers fitted with 
detachable cord set with appliance 
inlet to IEC 60 320-1  
The apparatus is not a transportable musical 
instruments and amplifiers 
 
Transportable musical instruments 
and amplifiers fitted with cord and  
with means of stowage to protect 
the cord  
 
 
17 ELECTRICAL 
CONNECTIONS 
AND MECHANICAL FIXINGS  
 
17.1 
Torque test to Table 12:  
 
Screw Diameter 
With 
Without
Material 
 
Torque test (Nm) 
Location/function 
  (mm) 
head 
Head 
Screw 
Nut 
 
Fulfilled /Remarks 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Fixing of top cover 
 
Metal 
Metal 
0,5Nm, 5 times  - Pass 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
17.2 
Correct introduction into female 
threads in non-metallic material  
No female threads in non-metallic materials 
 
-   IEC 60065   6
th
 edition (1998)
 
- Page 27 of 36 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
 48750
 
 
 
 
17.3 
Cover fixing screws: captive  
Captivity not necessary, see below 
 
Non-captive fixing screws: no 
hazard when replaced by a screw 
whose length is 10 times its 
diameter  
Tested with screw with 10 times diameter. 
17.4 
No loosening of conductive parts 
carrying a current > 0,2 A  
Loosening is sufficiently prevented 
17.5 
Contact pressure not transmitted 
through plastic other than ceramic 
for connections carrying a current 
> 0,2 A  
No contact pressure transmitted through insulating 
material.  
17.6 
Stranded conductors of flexible 
supply cords carrying a current 
> 0,2 A with screw terminals not 
consolidated by solder  
No screw terminals 
17.7 
Cover fixing devices other than 
screws have adequate strength and 
their positioning is unambiguous  
No cover fixing devices other than screws 
17.8 
Fixing devices for detachable legs or 
stands provided  
No detachable provided 
17.9 
Internal pluggable connections, 
affecting safety, unlikely to become 
disconnected  
Connections complies, checked by inspection 
 
18 
MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF 
PICTURE TUBES AND 
PROTECTION AGAINST THE 
EFFECTS OF IMPLOSION  
 
18.1 
Picture tube separately approved    
No picture tube 
 
Picture tubes > 16 cm intrinsically 
protected  
 
 
Non-intrinsically protected tubes 
> 16 cm used with protective screen 
 
18.2 
Intrinsically protected tubes: tests on 
12 samples  
 
18.2.1 
Samples subject to ageing: 6  
 
18.2.2 
Samples subject to implosion test: 6 
 
18.2.3 
Samples subject to mechanical 
strength test (steel ball): 6  
 
18.3 
Non-intrinsically protected tubes 
tested to 18.3  
 
 
 
-   IEC 60065   6
th
 edition (1998)
 
- Page 28 of 36 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
 48750
 
 
 
 
19 
STABILITY AND MECHANICAL 
HAZARDS  
 
 
Mass of the equipment exceeding 
18 kg    
Mass: < 18 kg 
19.1 
Test on a plane, inclined at 10
° to 
the horizontal  
 
19.2 
100 N force applied vertically 
downwards  
 
19.3 
Smooth edges and corners  
There is no hazardous edges or corners when the 
apparatus is operating in normal position  
19.4 
Glass surfaces with an area 
exceeding 0,1 m² or maximum 
dimension > 450 mm, pass the test 
of 19.4.1  
No glass surface. 
 
20 
RESISTANCE TO FIRE  
 
20.1 
Electrical components and  
mechanical parts 
 
 
 Apparatus 
design 
Resistance to fire is achieved by a combination of 
engineering design, production methods and by using 
materials with low flammability for internal parts 
 
a) Exemption for components 
contained in an enclosure of 
material FV 0 to IEC 60 707 with 
openings not exceeding 1 mm in 
width  
 
 
b) Exemption for small components 
as defined in 20.1  
PCB is of flammability class FV 0, and exception is made 
for small components. 
20.1.1 
Electrical components meet the 
requirements of 14.2.5, 14.4, 14.5.3, 
14.6.6 or 20.1.4  
No other electrical components with additional 
flammability requirements. 
20.1.2 
Insulation of internal wiring working 
at voltages > 4 kV or leaving an 
internal fire enclosure, not 
contributing to the spread of fire  
No wires working at voltages > 4kV or leaving an internal 
fire enclosure 
20.1.3 
Material of printed circuit boards on 
which the available power exceeds 
15 W at a voltage between 50 V and 
400 V (peak) a.c. or d.c. meets FV 1 
or better to IEC 60 707, unless used 
in a fire enclosure  
All PCB are of base material with flammability category 
FV 0. See List of Critical Components. 
 
Material of printed circuit boards on 
which the available power exceeds 
15 W at a voltage 400 V (peak) a.c. 
or d.c. meets FV 0 to IEC 60 707  
< 400 V (peak) 
 
-   IEC 60065   6
th
 edition (1998)
 
- Page 29 of 36 - 
 
 
   
 
Order No. 
 48750
 
 
 
 
20.1.4 
Components and parts not covered 
by 20.1.1, 20.1.2 and 20.1.3 (other 
than fire enclosures) mounted 
nearer to a potential ignition source 
than the distances in Table 13 
comply with the relevant flammability 
category in Table 13  
 
 
Components and parts as above but 
shielded from a potential ignition 
source, with the barrier area in 
accordance with Table 13 and 
fig. 13  
 
20.2 Fire 
enclosure 
 
 
20.2.1 
Potential ignition sources with open 
circuit voltage > 4 kV (peak) a.c. or 
d.c. contained in a fire enclosure to 
FV 1  
No voltages exceeding 4kV, no fire enclosure 
requirement. 
 
20.2.2 
Internal fire enclosures with 
openings not exceeding 1 mm in 
width and with openings for wires 
completely filled  
 
20.2.3 Requirements 
of 20.2.1 and 20.2.2 
met by an internal fire enclosure  
 
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