Kris-
The answers that others have provided are generally on point.
The methodology for performing this test emanates from 60695-10-2. The IECEE, 
CTL has issued a decision sheet (DSH 391C) after feedback on proficiency 
testing some years back.
You might find it an interesting read.
 http://decisions.iecee.org/iecee/SearchCMC.nsf/de_h.xsp?v=ctl
Due to the layout of the site you’ll have to enter in the decision sheet # in 
the Ref. Number area.

Best Regards
Rick Covell





From: Carpentier Kristiaan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2016 8:58 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PSES] Ball pressure test of thermoplastic parts

Hi group,

Does any-one know the reason/background of the ball pressure test of 
thermoplastic parts (IEC60950-1, clause 4.5.5) and the chosen temperature of 
125C.
This test is performed - for example – on the plastic parts of a direct plug-in 
power supply as these parts “carry” the mains power supply pins. I can’t 
imagine a situation there that requires such a test and certainly not at 125C.
Thanks for your feedback!

Best regards
Kris Carpentier
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