Hello Bernd,
Thank you for the links to the additional material on the IEC website. I
didnt realise there was such a wealth of material in the documents from the
subcommittees.
Also, thank you for taking the time to write a considered reply.
I understand your interpretation and the
In my understanding this is just an informative note to the decision of the
international IEC committee that the national committee of Australia and New
Zealand has modified clause 22.35 in their nationally adopted version of
60335-1 (as can be seen on the Standards Australia website AS/NZS
For Australia and New Zealand; which have a reliable earthing system; it was
agreed at the EL-002 (TC61 national committee) meeting in Wellington, February
2009 that this requirement does not apply to handles, levers and knobs, other
than those of electrical components, provided that they are
Hi Brian,
You may want to consider repeating test #3 after environmental conditioning.
The true test of a plating is corrosion resistance over time.
Best of luck,
Mark Stultz | CMSE | Sealed Air | Automated Packaging Systems | Streetsboro,
OH | 330-342-2402
From: Brian Kunde
Sent: Tuesday,
Hello James,
Thank you for providing this additional information and the sketch. My
conclusion that the handles are a class II construction was based on your
statement in your original post that the handles are not "reliably earthed". As
I understand now from your additional information they
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