UL 61496-1-2002 UL Standard for Safety Electro-Sensitive Protective Equipment Part 1 General Requirements and Tests (First Edition Reprint with revisions through and including Sept.pdf

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16、CONTENTSPreface (UL) 6NATIONAL DIFFERENCES .9FOREWORD .10INTRODUCTION (IEC) 12PART 1 General Requirements And Tests1 Scope 132 Normative references .133 Definitions 164 Functional, design and environmental requirements 204.1 Functional requirements 204.2 Design requirements .214.3 Environmental requ

17、irements 295 Testing .335.1 General 335.2 Functional tests .355.3 Performance testing under fault conditions .375.4 Environmental tests 385.5 Validation of programmable or complex integrated circuits 436 Marking for identification and for safe use .456.1 General 456.2 ESPE supplied from a dedicated

18、power supply 466.3 ESPE supplied from an internal electrical power source 466.4 Adjustment .466.5 Enclosures .476.6 Control devices .476.7 Terminal markings .486.8 Marking durability 487 Accompanying documents 48Annex AA.1 General .53A.2 External device monitoring (EDM) 53A.2.1 Functional requiremen

19、ts 53A.2.2 Fault condition requirements .2A.2.3 Verification .2A.2.4 Information for use 2A.3 Stopping performance monitor (SPM) 2A.3.1 Functional requirements .2A.3.2 Fault condition requirements .3A.3.3 Verification .3A.3.4 Marking .4A.4 Secondary switching device (SSD) 4SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 UL 6149

20、6-1 3UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION ORDISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM ULA.4.1 Functional requirements .4A.4.2 Fault condition requirements .4A.4.3 Verification .4A.5 Start interlock .4A.5.1 Functional requirements .4A.5.2 Fault condition requirements .5A.5.3 Ver

21、ification .5A.5.4 Indication 5A.6 Restart interlock 5A.6.1 Functional requirements .5A.6.2 Fault condition requirements .6A.6.3 Verification .6A.6.4 Indication 6A.7 Muting .6A.7.1 Functional requirements .6A.7.2 Fault condition requirements .7A.7.3 Verification .7A.7.4 Indication 7A.8 ESPE used for

22、reinitiation of machine operation 7A.8.1 General .7A.8.2 Functional requirements .8A.8.3 Fault condition requirements .8A.8.4 Verification .9Annex BB.1 Conductors and connectors .13B.1.1 Conductors/cables .13B.1.2 Printed circuits and printed circuit assemblies .13B.1.3 Terminal blocks 2B.1.4 Multi-

23、pin connectors (e.g. plug and socket for cable, relay, IC) .2B.2 Switches .2B.2.1 Electro-mechanical position switches, manually operated switches and push-buttons(e.g. reset actuator, dip switch) .2B.2.2 Electro-mechanical devices (e.g. relay, contactor) 3B.3 Discrete electrical components 3B.3.1 T

24、ransformers .3B.3.2 Chokes 4B.3.3 Resistors 4B.3.4 Resistor networks .4B.3.5 Potentiometers .4B.3.6 Capacitors, fixed or adjustable .5B.4 Solid-state electrical components .5B.4.1 Discrete semi-conductors (e.g. diode, transistor, triac, voltage regulator, phototransistorand light-emitting diode (LED

25、) .5B.4.2 Optocouplers .5B.4.3 Integrated circuits, simple 6B.4.4 Integrated circuits, complex or programmable 6B.5 Motors .6FEBRUARY 27, 2007UL 61496-14UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION ORDISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM ULAnnex CAnnex DVA TerminologyIndexJANUARY 2

26、9, 2002 UL 61496-1 5UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION ORDISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM ULPreface (UL)This UL standard is based on IEC Publication 61496-1: First Edition Safety of Machinery Electro-Sensitive Protective Equipment Part 1: General Requirements and Tes

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40、ISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM ULINTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSIONSAFETY OF MACHINERY ELECTRO-SENSITIVE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Part 1: GeneralRequirements and TestsFOREWORD1) The IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is a worldwide organization for standardization comprising all

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48、ion with CENELEC technical committee 44X: Safety ofmachinery Electrotechnical aspects.This standard has the status of a product family standard and may be used as a normative reference ina dedicated product standard for the safety of machinery.This standard has been prepared as a specification of ge

49、neral requirements for electro-sensitiveprotective equipment (ESPE) specifically related to machinery safety and has been developed to meet theneeds of manufacturers, industrial users and safety enforcement authorities.The text of this standard is based on the following documents:FDIS Report on voting44/2O6/FDIS 44/209/RVDFull information on the voting for the approval of this standard can be found in the report of votingindicated in the above table.JANUARY 29, 2002UL 61496-110UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FO