Only aware of 'contamination class' for fluid and air filter standards, and
for clean rooms.

There was a PSTC thread on pollution degree and definition of conduction
pollution last year.

Brian

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Subject: CONTAMINATION CLASS

Dear Colleagues,

Could you please be so kind and let me know which document  provides the
DEFINITION of  the term:  CONTAMINATION CLASS.

The latest edition of the 60950 is still using the "pollution degree"
terminology...

Please accept in advance my many thanks for your help.

Sincerely,

Constantin Bolintineanu P.Eng  / iNARTE Certified Product Safety Engineer /
 Tyco Security Products
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