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Result - Remark 

Verdict

 

TRF No. IEC60065K 

 

 

Audio, Video and similar apparatus 

Differences according to ...............: 

IEC 60065 

Attachment Form No......................: 

MY_ND_IEC60065A 

Attachment Originator ...................: 

SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd. 

Master Attachment .........................: 

2008-05 

Copyright © 2008 IEC System for Conformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment 
(IECEE), Geneva, Switzerland. All rights reserved. 
 

No. 

Requirement - Test 

Result - Remark 

Verdict

  

1. 

Appliance shall be subjected to test under tropical 
conditions as specified in the related standards 

Considered. Pass 

2. 

Appliance shall be marked with rated voltage 240 V 
or voltage range incorporating 240V 
Marking at 220V or 230V only is not allowed 

100-240V  Pass 

3. 

Mains frequency is 50Hz 

50/60Hz 

Pass 

4. 

Tests shall be conducted at 240V 

 

Pass 

5. 

Tests shall be conducted at 25 ± 5 ºC, unless 
otherwise specified in the standards 

 Pass 

6. 

The rated power input shall be the corresponding 
value measured at 240 V, 50 Hz 

 Pass 

7. 

Appliances shall use the following plug: 

 

Pass 

 

a) 13A fused plugs complying to MS 589 or 
BS1363 OR  

See appended Table CL.14. 

Pass 

 

b) 2.5A, 250V, flat non rewireable two pole plugs 
with cord for connection of class II equipment 
complying to MS 1578 or BS EN 50075 OR 

See appended Table CL.14. 

Pass 

 

c) 15A, plugs complying to MS 1577 

 

N/A 

8. 

Class 0 and 01 are not allowed 

Class II equipment. 

Pass 

9. 

The supply cords shall comply to MS 140 or BS 
6500 or IEC 60227-5 (PVC insulated cords) or IEC 
60245-4 (Rubber insulated cords) 

 Pass 

10. 

Standard colour code of supply cables: "Brown" 
for Live, "Blue" for Neutral, “Green” or 
"combination of Green &Yellow" for Earth 

 Pass 

11. 

Instruction manual shall be in Malay Language 
and /or English 

English. Pass 

5 MARKING 

 

5.1 

Identification and supply ratings 

 

Pass 

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Rated current or power consumption  .....................:

 

Pass 

 

Measured consumption at 240 V, 50Hz not 
exceeding the marked value by more than 10% 

 Pass 

7 

HEATING UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS 

 

7.1 

Temperature rises not exceeding specified values 
(Table 3 – Normal Conditions) 
For tropical climates; permissible temperatures 
shall be reduced with 10K 
The values of the temperature rises are based on a 
maximum ambient temperature of 45

°C for tropical 

climates 

 Pass 

10 INSULATION 

REQUIREMENTS 

 

10.2 Humidity 

treatment 

For tropical conditions; 120 hours, 90-95% RH, 
40

±2°C 

 Pass 

10.3 

Insulation resistance and dielectric strength 

 

Pass 

11 FAULT 

CONDITIONS 

 

11.2 

Heating under fault conditions 
Temperature rises not exceeding specified values 
(Table 3 – Fault conditions) 
For tropical climates; permissible temperatures 
shall be reduced with 10K 
 

 Pass 

 
 

1. 

"National difference" in testing of conformity with the 
requirements of IEC 60335 series standards is the 
value of the nominal voltage that is fixed 220V а.с. 
for the power supply network in Ukraine and is used 
for testing instead of the value specified bу the 
manufacturer. 

 N/A 

 

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1.1.3 

Add the following as a NOTE after the first sentence. 

NOTE 1  In Japan, the requirements for regions 
with moderate apply. 

 Pass 

2.4.9 

In NOTE 1, replace “see 4.2.2 of IEC 62151” by 
“see 4.2.2 of IEC 62151 [27]”. 

 N/A 

2.6.2A 

Add this sub clause. 

CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT: Equipment which has, as 
for protection against electric shock, 

-  at least using BASIC INSULATION, and 

-  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  

-  using a supply cord without earthing conductor 
or a plug without earthing pin. 
Apparatus provided with a cord set having a two-
pin type plug with a lead wire for earthing or having 
three pin - tow pin adaptor is also regarded as 
Class 0I. 
NOTE  Class 0I equipment may have a part 
constructed with Double Insulation or Reinforced 
Insulation. 

 N/A 

3.2 

Add the “Class 0I equipment” in the first sentence of 
this sub-clause. 

 N/A 

3.2 

Add the following after the first sentence of this 
sub-clause. 
NOTE  Equipment often transported and used 
should not be Class I equipment nor Class 0I 
equipment. 

 N/A 

4.2.8 

Delete this clause. 

 N/A 

4.3.4, b) 

Replace IEC 60730-1 by JIS C 9730-1 
(corresponding to IEC 60730-1). 

 N/A 

4.3.12 

Delete this clause. 

 

N/A 

4.3.13 

Replace “250 V a.c.” by “the maximum of the 
variable range”. 

 N/A 

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5.4.2A 

For CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT, the following 
instruction shall be indicated where readily visible 
on the mains plug or the product: 
“WARNING:  Provide an earthing connection”  
Example in Japanese: 

 

 
Moreover, for CLASS 0I EQUIPMENT, the 
following instruction shall be indicated where 
readily visible on the product or written in the 
operating instructions: 
“WARNING:  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.” 
Example in Japanese: 

 

 N/A 

6.2 

In NOTE 1, replace IEC 61040 [10] by JIS C 
6181:1995 [10]. 

 N/A 

7.1.5 

Add the words, “without dimensions restrictions” 
after the figure, “65 K” in the first sentence of 
Condition “b” in Table 3 as follows. 
For parts not likely to be touched during intended 
use, temperature rises up to 65 K without 
dimensions restrictions are allowed under normal 
operating conditions. 

 N/A