BS 7202:1989 - Specification for non-incendive low voltage control/interlock and low voltage earth fault monitoring circuits for use in mines

BS 7202:1989

Specification for non-incendive low voltage control/interlock and low voltage earth fault monitoring circuits for use in mines

Status : Current, Under review   Published : February 1990

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Requirements to prevent incendive sparking in low voltage circuits used typically in motor starter units such as those complying with BS 5126.




Standard NumberBS 7202:1989
TitleSpecification for non-incendive low voltage control/interlock and low voltage earth fault monitoring circuits for use in mines
StatusCurrent, Under review
Publication Date28 February 1990
Confirm Date01 June 2016
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
DescriptorsControl equipment, Marking, Electric starters, Mining equipment, Interlocks, Control devices, Type d protected electrical equipment, Electric control equipment, Earthing, Low-voltage equipment, Electrical safety, Circuits, Protected electrical equipment
ICS29.260.20
Title in FrenchCircuits ignifugés basse tension de commande/verrouillage et de surveillance des défaults à la terre utilisables dans les mines – spécifications
Title in GermanZuendfunkenfreie Niederspannungsregel- und -blockier- sowie Erdschlussueberwachungseinrichtungen fuer den Bergbau
CommitteeMRE/3
ISBN0 580 17872 2
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages8
File Size698 KB
Price£112.00


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