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J 60950(H19) : 2007 TEST REPORT
(Deviations from IEC 60950 3rd edition, 1999)
Special National conditions, National deviation and other information according to MITI Ordinance No. 85.
1.2
Add the following terms.
Equipment, Class 0I
1.2.4.101
Material, VTM
1.2.12.101
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1.2.4.101
Add this sub-clause:
CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT: Equipment where
protection against electric shock is achieved by:
protection 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
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.
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.
two-pin 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.
Added.
The equipment is “Protection
Class I”
Class I”
N/A
Replace the first sentence of this Sub-Clause by:
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.
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.
Replaced.
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1.2.12.1
Add the following NOTE 3:
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.
Class materials are regarded as better than
those of VTM-1 Class , and VTM-1 better than
VTM-2.
Replaced.
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1.2.12.101
Add this sub-clause:
VTM CLASS MATERIAL: Thin MATERIALS fulfil
the specified conditions during the test of Sub-
Clause A.101 applied for materials that the test
and evaluation of clauses A.6 to A.10 is difficult
to execute. Materials are classified to three
classifications as VTM-0, VTM-1 and VTM-2
according to the state after the removal of the
test flame.
the specified conditions during the test of Sub-
Clause A.101 applied for materials that the test
and evaluation of clauses A.6 to A.10 is difficult
to execute. Materials are classified to three
classifications as VTM-0, VTM-1 and VTM-2
according to the state after the removal of the
test flame.
Added.
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1.7.101
Add this sub-clause:
Marking for CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT
For CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT, the following
instruction shall be indicated on the visible place
of the mains plug or the main body:
instruction shall be indicated on the visible place
of the mains plug or the main body:
“Provide an earthing connection”
Example in Japanese:
Moreover, for CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT, the
following instruction shall be indicated on the
visible place of the main body or written in the
operating instructions:
following instruction shall be indicated on the
visible place of the main body or written in the
operating instructions:
“Provide an earthing connection before the mains
plug is connected to the mains. And, when
disconnecting the earthing connection, be sure to
disconnect after pulling out the mains plug from
the mains.”
plug is connected to the mains. And, when
disconnecting the earthing connection, be sure to
disconnect after pulling out the mains plug from
the mains.”
Example in Japanese:
Added.
The equipment is “Protection
Class I”
Class I”
N/A
2.1.1.1
In the Item b) of this Sub-Clause, replace “IEC
60083” to “IEC 60083 or JIS C 8303”.
60083” to “IEC 60083 or JIS C 8303”.
Replaced.
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2.6.3.1
Add the following after 1st paragraph of this Sub-
Clause.
Clause.
This also applies to the conductor of lead wire for
protective earthing of CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT.
protective earthing of CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT.
Added.
The equipment is “Protection
Class I”
Class I”
N/A
2.6.4.1
Replace the second sentence in the first
paragraph of this Sub-Clause by:
paragraph of this Sub-Clause by:
For CLASS I EQUIPMENT with a DETACHABLE
POWER SUPPLY CORD, the earthing terminal in
the appliance inlet is regarded as the main
protective earthing terminal.
POWER SUPPLY CORD, the earthing terminal in
the appliance inlet is regarded as the main
protective earthing terminal.
Replaced.
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2.6.5.4
Replace the first sentence of this Sub-Clause by:
Protective earthing connections of CLASS I
EQUIPMENT shall make earlier and break later
than the supply connections in each of the
following:
EQUIPMENT shall make earlier and break later
than the supply connections in each of the
following:
Replaced.
N/A
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2.6.101
Add this sub-clause:
Earthing of CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT
Plugs with a lead wire for earthing shall not be
used for equipment having a rated voltage
exceeding 150V.
used for equipment having a rated voltage
exceeding 150V.
For plugs with a lead wire for earthing, the lead
wire shall not be earthed by a clip.
wire shall not be earthed by a clip.
CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT shall be provided with an
earthing terminal or lead wire for earthing in the
external where easily visible.
earthing terminal or lead wire for earthing in the
external where easily visible.
Added.
The equipment is “Protection
Class I”
Class I”
N/A
3.2.5
Delete 1) in Table 3B.
Deleted.
N/A
4.2.8
Add the following informative remark after the
last sentence.
last sentence.
Remark - IEC 61965 is also applicable instead of
IEC 60065.
IEC 60065.
Added.
N/A
In the right column of “Table 4A – Temperature
rise limits, Part 1”, add a suffix symbol 7) to “50”
(K), corresponding to “- without T – marking” in
the left column, so as to become “50 7)”.
rise limits, Part 1”, add a suffix symbol 7) to “50”
(K), corresponding to “- without T – marking” in
the left column, so as to become “50 7)”.
Added.
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Add the following to Suffix 5) of Table 4A (part
one and part two).
one and part two).
With regard to “Table 4A – Temperature rise
limits, Part 1”, insulating materials complying
with Japanese requirements (see Attachment
below) are also acceptable.
limits, Part 1”, insulating materials complying
with Japanese requirements (see Attachment
below) are also acceptable.
Added.
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4.5.1
Add the following to Suffix 7) in Table 4A (part
one and part two).
one and part two).
7) This value shall apply only to wiring or cords
complying with relevant IEC standards. Others
shall comply with Japanese requirements (see
Attachment below).
complying with relevant IEC standards. Others
shall comply with Japanese requirements (see
Attachment below).
Added.
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The insulating materials shall not be exposed to the temperature exceeding the values when the appliance is
operated at rated voltage and normal operating condition.
These values may be increased by;
The insulating materials shall not be exposed to the temperature exceeding the values when the appliance is
operated at rated voltage and normal operating condition.
These values may be increased by;
-
8 degrees for Duty 2 appliance, and
-
16 degrees for Duty 3 appliance.
In order to classify the appliances, following assumptions are to be used.
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Duty 1 appliances: considered to be connected to supply mains throughout the years such as
refrigerators
refrigerators
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Duty 2 appliances: considered to be connected to be in between Duty 1 and Duty 3 such as room
heaters
heaters
-
Duty 3 appliances: considered to be connected to supply mains when it is operated for rather short time
such as portable coffee mill.
such as portable coffee mill.
Permissible temperature limits of insulating materials
Natural materials
Material
Permissible temperature limit (ºC)
Bituminous compound for filter
75, (105) 1)
Paper, cotton, silk, other natural fiber and wood
90, (105) 2)
Oil denatured natural resin
105
Silica powder
500
Mica (Hard)
500, (600) 3)
(Soft)
650, (850) 3)
Notes:
1) Value applies to thermal insulating materials.
2) Value applies to materials impregnated with varnish.
3) Value in parenthesis is applied when mechanical external force is absent.
3) Value in parenthesis is applied when mechanical external force is absent.
Mica splittings and untreated mica papers
Adhesive
Lining
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
Permissible Temperature Limit
(ºC)
None
X X X X
X
X
X
X
130
155
180; 450, (700) 1);
600, (800) 2)
600, (700) 1); 700, (850) 2)
155
180; 450, (700) 1);
600, (800) 2)
600, (700) 1); 700, (850) 2)
Paper
X X X X
130
Polyethylene
terephtalate film
terephtalate film
X
130
Glass fabric
X
X
X
130
155
180
155
180
Polyester nonwoven
fabric,
Polyester woven, and
Polyethylene
naphthalate film
fabric,
Polyester woven, and
Polyethylene
naphthalate film
X
X
130
155
155
Polyamide-imide film,
Aramide film, and
Polymide film
Aramide film, and
Polymide film
X
X
155
180
180
a: with asphalt base
b: with natural resin or denatured natural resin base
c: with ceramic base
d: with oil-denatured synthetic resin, alkyd orthophatalate resin or cross-linked polyester base.
e: with silicon–denatured synthetic resin, isophatalate alkyd resin, telephatalate alkyd resin or epoxy resin.
b: with natural resin or denatured natural resin base
c: with ceramic base
d: with oil-denatured synthetic resin, alkyd orthophatalate resin or cross-linked polyester base.
e: with silicon–denatured synthetic resin, isophatalate alkyd resin, telephatalate alkyd resin or epoxy resin.
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