TS EN 60204-1 standard covers the applications of electrical, electronic and programmable electronic equipment and systems of machines that cannot be moved manually while in operation.
This standard covers the safety rules of electrical devices used in homes and similar places and for commercial purposes, operating at a declared voltage not exceeding 250 V in a single phase and 480 V in the others.
Luminaires shall be designed and constructed to operate safely in normal use and to pose no danger to persons or the environment.
This part of IEC 60745 specifies the safety of hand-held, motorized or magnetically driven power tools, where the rated voltage of the tools is single-phase a.c. or dc. appliances and three-phase a.c. for 440 V. vehicles.
The EN 61010-1 standard specifies safety rules that are generally applicable to all equipment within its scope.
Only two standards are required to determine all the rules and corresponding verification methods for each type of low voltage switchgear and control cabinets.
EN 61558-1 covers safety rules for transformers. When the term transformer is used, the term includes transformers, reactors and power supplies, as applicable.
EN 62368-1 applies to information technology devices powered by batteries or mains, including commercial electrical devices and devices connected to them, with a DECLARED VOLTAGE not exceeding 600 V.
Standard EN 62841-1 relates to electrically operated or magnetically actuated safety.
Residual current protection devices specified in the C 60755 standard are primarily designed to provide protection against the danger of dangerous and potentially lethal electric shocks.
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