CONNECTING DEVICES FOR LOW-VOLTAGE CIRCUITS FOR HOUSEHOLD AND SIMILAR PURPOSES - PART 2-2: PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR CONNECTING DEVICES AS SEPARATE ENTITIES WITH SCREWLESS-TYPE CLAMPING UNITS
International Electrotechnical Committee
FOREWORD <br>1 Scope <br>2 Normative references<br>3 Definitions<br>4 General<br>5 General notes on tests<br>6 Main characteristics<br>7 Classification<br>8 Marking<br>9 Protection against electric shock<br>10 Connection of conductors<br>11 Construction<br>12 Resistance to ageing, to humid conditions, to ingress <br> of solid foreign objects and to harmful ingress of water<br>13 Insulation resistance and electric strength<br>14 Mechanical strength<br>15 Temperature rise<br>16 Resistance to heat<br>17 Clearances and creepage distances<br>18 Resistance of insulating material to abnormal heat and fire<br>19 Resistance of insulating material to tracking<br>20 EMC requirement<br>Annex AA (normative) Number of sets of samples to be submitted <br> to the tests<br>Annex BB (informative) Approximate relationship between <br> conductors of cross-sectional areas in mm[2] and <br> American Wire Gauge (AWG) sizes as used in North America<br>Annex CC (informative) Examples for temperature-rise test <br> according to 15.4<br>Figures<br>Tables
Applies to connecting devices primarily suitable for connecting unprepared conductors.
| Document Type | Standard |
| Status | Current |
| Publisher | International Electrotechnical Committee |
| Committee | TC 23 |
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