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Report No.: 1009940
IEC 60065
Clause
Requirement + Test
Result - Remark
Verdict
TRF No. IEC60065J
No
Component
Fault
Temp Rise/
Component
Other results
(include description and test duration)
(include description and test duration)
1
Speaker out
max output
(<100%)
56K/Mains transf.
(windings max)
26K/Rear panel
(metallic)
26K/PCB
24K/heat sink, on
rear panel
(windings max)
26K/Rear panel
(metallic)
26K/PCB
24K/heat sink, on
rear panel
Test Voltage=253V, In=0.6A, Pn=110W
Uout=15.5V (limited by the amplifier)
Uout=15.5V (limited by the amplifier)
4h. No hazard.
2 Q105 sc
-- Test
voltage=198V
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
3 Q107 sc
-- Test
voltage=198V
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
4 C133 sc
-- Test
voltage=198V
F501blew immediately. No hazard.
5a C122 sc
-- Test
voltage=253V
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
5b C122 sc
-- Test
voltage=198V, Pin=450→260W,
Iin=2.3→1.5A
Printed conductor on PCB were
interrupted. When the conductor were
bridged the thermal link in the transformer
interrupted after 3.5min. No hazard.
Printed conductor on PCB were
interrupted. When the conductor were
bridged the thermal link in the transformer
interrupted after 3.5min. No hazard.
6
D115 (~ - +)
sc
--
Test voltage=198V
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
7
D110 (~ - +)
sc
--
Test voltage=198V
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
F501 blew immediately. No hazard.
8 C117 sc
-- Test
voltage=198V
P
mains
decreased to 8W. No hazard.
9
C10
sc
TR1 winding / 67K Un=253V, Pn = 5.5W, In = 0.065A
Relay switched OFF. No hazard
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Verdict
TRF No. IEC60065J
10
D2
d
-
Un=253V, Pn = 0.3W
Protection mode immediately.
No hazard
Protection mode immediately.
No hazard
11
D2
sc
-
Un=253V, Pn = 45W
Normal function. No hazard
Normal function. No hazard
12
D6
d
-
Un=253V, Pn = 47W
Normal function. No hazard
Normal function. No hazard
13
IC1
(5-8)
sc
-
Un=253V, Pn = 0W,
Mains fuse blowed immediately;
Optocoupler op1 intact. No hazard
Mains fuse blowed immediately;
Optocoupler op1 intact. No hazard
14
IC1
(5-8)
sc -
Un=198V, Pn = 0W,
Mains fuse in Standby PCB blowed
immediately; Optocoupler op1 intact.
No hazard
Mains fuse in Standby PCB blowed
immediately; Optocoupler op1 intact.
No hazard
Winding temperature rise measurements
Ambient temperature t1 (
o
C) .................................. :
22
—
Ambient temperature t2 (
o
C) .................................. :
22
—
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Report No.: 1009940
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Requirement + Test
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Verdict
TRF No. IEC60065J
13
TABLES: clearances and creepage distances
P
Rated supply
voltage:
voltage:
220-230V
Pollution degree
2
Material Group
IIIa
or
IIIb
2 N force on internal parts applied:
Checked
30 N force on outside of conductive enclosure applied:
Checked
Location
Operating Voltage
Clearance (mm)
Creepage (mm)
V rms
V peak
Min
Actual
Min
Actual
Circuits conductively connected to the mains (use Tables 8, 9 and 11): see note below.
Primary (ac) to Earth (B)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Primary (+dc) to Earth max (B)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Primary (-dc) to Earth max (B)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Across mains fuse (B)
230
345
2.0
8.2
2.3
8.2
Across primary directly connected
to the mains (B)
to the mains (B)
230
345
2.0
7.0
2.3
7.0
Hazardous live secondary to Earth
(B)
(B)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Optocoupler op1 input to output
(R)
(R)
230
380
4.0
7.2
4.6
7.2
Optocoupler input to output (R)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Primary to Secondary (R) in
transformer.
transformer.
296
418
4.0
8.1
6.3
8.1
Primary to Iron core, accessible,
(R) in transformer.
(R) in transformer.
263
372
4.0
6.9
5.4
6.9
Primary to Secondary in
transformer TR1. (R)
transformer TR1. (R)
230
570
4.5
>10
4.6
>10
Primary to Secondary on Stand-by
SMPS PCB. (R)
SMPS PCB. (R)
230
326
4.0
6.0
4.6
6.2
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Result - Remark
Verdict
TRF No. IEC60065J
Primary to accessible conductive
parts (R) at mains switch.
parts (R) at mains switch.
263
372
4.0
11
5.4
11
Hazardous live secondary to non-
hazardous live secondary (R)
hazardous live secondary (R)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Hazardous live secondary to
unearthed conductive enclosure
(R)
unearthed conductive enclosure
(R)
*)
--
--
--
--
--
--
Notes:
1. Secondary circuits of Class II apparatus which have connector terminals that could be earthed (e.g.
antenna signal input), are subjected to the requirements for circuits conductively connected to the mains in
Tables 8 and 9.
2. Floating secondary circuits of Class I apparatus which have connector terminals that could be earthed
(e.g. antenna signal input), are subjected to the requirements for circuits conductively connected to the
mains in Tables 8 and 9 unless the floating secondary circuit is separated from the primary circuits by an
earthed metal screen (e.g. in the power transformer), or the floating secondary circuit is connected to earth
via a component such as a capacitor.
3. For insufficient clearances and creepage distances from secondary to secondary circuits and from
secondary circuits to earth, see Cl. 4.3.1, 4.3.2 and 11.2.
4. If the minimum creepage distance in Table 11 is less than the minimum required clearance in Tables 8, 9
or 10 as required, then the value for clearance is used as the minimum creepage distance .
"Min" = minimum required.
"Actual = Actual dimensions measured.
1. Secondary circuits of Class II apparatus which have connector terminals that could be earthed (e.g.
antenna signal input), are subjected to the requirements for circuits conductively connected to the mains in
Tables 8 and 9.
2. Floating secondary circuits of Class I apparatus which have connector terminals that could be earthed
(e.g. antenna signal input), are subjected to the requirements for circuits conductively connected to the
mains in Tables 8 and 9 unless the floating secondary circuit is separated from the primary circuits by an
earthed metal screen (e.g. in the power transformer), or the floating secondary circuit is connected to earth
via a component such as a capacitor.
3. For insufficient clearances and creepage distances from secondary to secondary circuits and from
secondary circuits to earth, see Cl. 4.3.1, 4.3.2 and 11.2.
4. If the minimum creepage distance in Table 11 is less than the minimum required clearance in Tables 8, 9
or 10 as required, then the value for clearance is used as the minimum creepage distance .
"Min" = minimum required.
"Actual = Actual dimensions measured.
*) Distances insufficient but short circuit does not cause any shock hazard.
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