Dear Mike,
Appreciate your spotting out the essential part that was over-looked. As
explained in above reply, it seems a full version of EN 62368-1 : 2020 is
still applied. Did EU remove the transitional period for any
updates/amendments recently? From now on, all listed standards take effect
Hi Charlie,
You are right the edition 2 has not been listed in GPSD. The 2022/1401
decision amending 2019/1698 decision states that row 66 and 67 are replaced
by EN IEC 62368-1 : 2020 and EN IEC 62368-1 : 2020/A11 : 2020. The row 66
and 67 of 2019/1698 are referenced to EN 60065 and 60950-1.
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The requirement for surge protection in NFPA 70 (2023): 670.6 goes back to NFPA
79, “Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery.”
The scope NEC 70 (2023): 670 refers to NFPA 79, as follows:
Article 670 Industrial Machinery
670.1 Scope.
This article covers the nameplate data for,
I am a bit fuzzy on the details, but spd internal to machine has to meet a
certain requirement, while if mounted outside, it met another requirement.The
outside one was "easier".So a surge box was installed outside of machine.
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2022 at 16:02,
The NEC 670.6 quote triggers some questions:
I wonder why industrial machinery with a safety interlock is required to have
surge protection as opposed to machinery that does not have an interlock?
Is an “on-off” or “run-stop” control considered a “safety interlock”?
Is the “surge”
>From the 2020 Edition, emphasis is mine.
"670.6 Surge Protection. Industrial machinery with safety interlock control
devices *not effectively protected from voltage surges on the incoming
supply circuit* shall have surge protection installed."
It does not say where this protection needs to be
It just came to my attention that section 670.6 of the US National Electric
Code 2017 requires a listed Surge Protection Device (SPD) to be on any
Industrial Machine that has an Interlock, or I assume any kind of safety
function. Is this true? The only information I can find on the internet is
Scott --
Go to page 63 of the OJ from August 16
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ:L:2022:213:FULL=EN
and look at item 21
“However, the publication of those references should be limited to the clauses
3.3.19 ‘Sound exposure’ and 10.6 ‘Safeguard against acoustic energy
Scott
I’m fairly certain that EN 62368-1:2014 was never listed under the GPSD – only
the LVD – 60065 and 60950 remained listed.
The listing of the 2020 version of 62368-1 is accompanied by the following
“whereas”:
By letter M/452 of 28 September 2009, the Commission made a request to the
Dear All,
On 16 Aug 2022, OJEU listed EN 62368-1 2020 without a deadline of an
enforcement date. Normally it will have a transitional period of 18 or 24
months. Does it mean to take effect immediately without a transitional
period from EN 62368-1 Ed2 : 2014 to EN 62368-1 Ed 3 : 2020?
Thanks
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