ANSI CSA C22.2 NO.111-10-2010 General-use snap switches (Fourth Edition Update No 1 February 2012).pdf

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29、System (CSDS) at http:/.To purchase UL Standards, visit Comm 2000 at http:/m- call toll-free 1-888-853-3503.CONTENTSPreface .51 Scope .72 Definitions 83 General 8A3.1 Components 8A3.2 Units of Measurement .8B3.3 Reference Publications .104 Construction .124.1 Enclosure 124.2 Lining 134.3 Bushings an

30、d Strain Relief .144.4 Bases and Bodies .144.5 Current-Carrying Parts .164.5A Separable Jumper Connector for Separable Terminals 20A4.6 Separable Terminal Assembly 214.7 Insulating Material .214.8 Actuating Members 224.9 Creepage Distances, Clearances, and Distances Through Sealing Compounds .224.10

31、 Assembly .244.11 Provision for Grounding .255 Testing .265.1 General 265.2 Test Sequence 26A5.3 Tungsten-Filament-Lamp Load Characteristics 335.4 Assembly Test 355.5 Test Conditions .365.6 Overload Test .365.7 Endurance Test .395.8 Temperature Test .405.9 Dielectric Voltage-Withstand Test 425.10 Se

32、curity of Switch Leads Test .435.11 Push-In Terminal Tests .435.12 Effect of Heat on Actuating Members Test 445.13 Switching Mechanism Test 445.14 Strain-Relief Test .465.15 Fault Current Test 465.16 Crushing Test 475.17 Resistance to Heat Test .475.18 Door Switch Assembly Test .475.19 Retention of

33、Tab Connection Test 475.20 Separable Connector Pull Test .485.21 Mold Stress Relief Test .485.22 Separable Terminal Assembly Humidity Conditioning Followed By Dielectric Test 495.23 Short Circuit Withstand Test 495.24 Latching Mechanism Test .505.25 Abnormal Overload Test 515.26 Temperature Test 525

34、.27 Continuity Impedance Test 525.28 Bonding (Fault Current) Test .52FEBRUARY 17, 2012 CSA-C22.2 NO. 11110 UL 20 35.29 Mounting Yoke Resistance Test 52A6 Ratings 52A7 Markings 52B7.1 General .52B7.2 Supplementary Markings .547.3 Location 567.4 Tungsten 56A7.5 AC-Only Identification 577.6 Switch Term

35、ination Restrictions .578 Self-Contained Switches for Use Without a Separate Outlet Box .598.1 General 598.2 Construction 598.3 Performance Testing .628.4 Markings and Instructions 69ANNEX A (Normative)Standards for ComponentsA1 Component Standards 74Annex B (Informative)Canadian Requirements for CO

36、/ALR SwitchesB1 General .75B2 Heat Cycling with Wire Disturbance .77B3 Heat Cycling with Vibration 78B4 Environmental 79B5 Stripping Torque 80FEBRUARY 17, 2012CSA-C22.2 NO. 11110 UL 204PrefaceThis is the harmonized CSA and UL Standard for General-Use Snap Switches. It is the fourth edition ofCSA C22

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45、he intent.CSA Effective DateThe effective date for CSA International will be announced through CSA Informs or a CSA certificationnotice.FEBRUARY 17, 2012 CSA-C22.2 NO. 11110 UL 20 5UL Effective DateAs of February 17, 2012, all products Listed, Recognized, or Classified by UL must comply with therequ

46、irements in this Standard and is not part of the ANSI approved standard.A UL effective date is one established by Underwriters Laboratories Inc.FEBRUARY 17, 2012CSA-C22.2 NO. 11110 UL 2061 Scope1.1 The requirements of this Standard apply to manually operated, general-use snap switches forconnection

47、to copper (Cu) or copper-clad conductors used in accordance with the National ElectricalCode(NEC), ANSI/NFPA 70, or the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), Part I, and intended for connectionto wiring systems recognized by the NEC or the CEC, Part I. In Canada, requirements for switches forconnection to

48、 aluminum (Al) conductors used in accordance with the CEC, Part I, and intended forconnection to wiring systems recognized by the CEC, Part I, are covered in Annex B.1.2 This Standard applies to ac/dc rated switches for which the load ratings do not exceed 60 A at 250V or less, 30 A at 251 V 600 V,

49、and 2 hp at 125 V 600 V or less. This Standard also covers ac-onlyrated switches for which the load ratings do not exceed 30 A at 347 Vac or less.1.3 This Standard applies to switches constructed to be installed readily in a flush device box or on anoutlet-box cover and intended for connection to branch-circuit wiring.1.4 This Standard applies to pendant and through-cord switches intended for field installation on flexiblecord and provided with one “on” and one “off” position.1.5 This Standard applies to