Fluke Biomedical 601PRO XL - Manual (Page 125)

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IEC 1010 Controlled Power Sequence and Limits (Reflects IEC 61010-1 Second Edition, 2001-2002)
IEC 1010 STANDARD CLASS I CLASS II
DESCRIPTION POLARITY CIRCUIT
Line Voltage V N/A N/A NL NL
Earth Resistance
Ω
@25A
N/A OFF 0.2 NT
Startup Delay (auto only) Norm Norm
Accessible Voltage RMS Norm Norm 33 33
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Norm Norm 500 500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Norm Norm 2000 2000
Accessible Voltage RMS Norm No E 55 55
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Norm No E 3500 3500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Norm No E 15000 15000
Power OFF Delay Norm No L2
Accessible Voltage RMS Norm No L2 55 55
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Norm No L2 3500 3500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Norm No L2 15000 15000
Startup Delay (auto only) Rev Norm
Accessible Voltage RMS Rev Norm 33 33
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Rev Norm 500 500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Rev Norm 2000 2000
Accessible Voltage RMS Rev No E 55 55
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Rev No E 3500 3500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Rev No E 15000 15000
Power OFF Delay Rev No L2
Accessible Voltage RMS Rev No L2 55 55
Accessible Leakage RMS µA Rev No L2 3500 3500
Accessible Leakage DC µA Rev No L2 15000 15000
NOTE: The Class/Type information is not part of the IEC 1010-1 specification; hence, with the exception of Earth Resistance, the tests and
limits are the same for all Classes. The device only fails if the Accessible Voltage and Leakage are above the set limits.
Accessible Leakage RMS/DC is the same as Enclosure Leakage in IEC 601 terminology.
The limit for Protective Earth Resistance is specified as 0.1
Ω
without the mains cord impedance. Test the mains cord separately or do the
lead offset (calibration) through the mains cord. To do the specified one-minute test, Manual mode must be used.
Data is assessed based on the outlet configuration. The only requirement is for one of the three readings, Accessible Voltage, Accessible
Leakage RMS, or Accessible Leakage DC, to pass for a given outlet configuration. Alternatively stated, all three of these tests must fail for the
same outlet configuration to fail a test.