BS EN 61199:2011+A2:2015 - Single-capped fluorescent lamps. Safety specifications
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BS EN 61199:2011+A2:2015

Single-capped fluorescent lamps. Safety specifications

Status : Current, Under review   Published : September 2011

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This International Standard specifies the safety requirements for

It also specifies the method a manufacturer should use to show compliance with the requirements of this standard on the basis of whole production appraisal in association with his test records on finished products. This method can also be applied for certification purposes. Details of a batch test procedure which can be used to make limited assessment of batches are also given in this standard.

This part of the standard covers photobiological safety according to IEC 62471 and IEC/TR 62471‑2 .

Blue light and infrared hazards are below the level which requires marking.

NOTE

Compliance with this standard concerns only safety criteria and does not take into account the performance of single-capped fluorescent lamps for general lighting purposes with respect to luminous flux, colour, starting and operational characteristics. For this information, readers are referred to IEC 60901 .

Table 1
Sheet references of IEC 60061

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to be developed.

It may be expected that lamps which comply with this standard will operate safely at supply voltages between 90 % and 110 % of rated supply voltage of the used ballast and when operated with a ballast complying with IEC 61347‑2‑3 or IEC 61347‑2‑8 with a starting device complying with IEC 60155 (if applicable) and in a luminaire complying with IEC 60598‑1 .




Standard NumberBS EN 61199:2011+A2:2015
TitleSingle-capped fluorescent lamps. Safety specifications
StatusCurrent, Under review
Publication Date30 September 2011
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)IEC 60061-2, IEC 60061-3, IEC 60061-1, IEC 60529, EN 60360, IEC 60360, EN 60061-3, EN 60598-1:2008, IEC 60061-4, EN 60695-2-10, EN 60061-2, IEC 60410, IEC 60695-2-10, IEC 61347-2-8, IEC 60598-1:2008, EN 60061-1, EN 60901, EN 60061-4, EN 60155, EN 60598-1:2008+A11:2009, IEC 61347-2-3, IEC 60901, IEC 60155, EN 61347-2-3, EN 61347-2-8
Informative References(Provided for Information)IEC/TR 62471-2, IEC 62471
ReplacesBS EN 61199:2000, IEC 61199:1999
International RelationshipsEN 60335-2-82:2003/A1:2008,EN 61199:2011/A2:2015,IEC 61199:2011/AMD2:2014
Amended ByAmendment, February 2015; Amendment, May 2013
Draft Superseded By13/30287024 DC
DescriptorsSampling methods, Mechanical testing, Electrical safety, Lamp caps, Conformity, Fire tests, Electrical resistance, Test equipment, Discharge lamps, Electric lamps, Testing conditions, Electric ballasts, Electrical insulation, Acceptance (approval), Suppressors, Temperature-rise limit, Thermal resistance, Heating tests, Damp-air tests, Penetration tests, Lamps, Single, Approval testing, Lighting equipment, Statistical quality control, Marking, Temperature measurement, Dielectric strength, Fluorescent lamps
ICS29.140.30
Title in FrenchLampes à fluorescence à culot unique. Specifications de sécurité
Title in GermanEinseitig gesockelte Leuchtstofflampen. Sicherheitsanforderungen
CommitteeCPL/34/1
ISBN978 0 580 83745 6
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages48
File Size1.825 MB
Price£246.00


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