BH GSO IEC 117:2016

IEC 117:2011
Bahraini Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 08 February 2016

Electrotechnical equipment - Temperatures of touchable hot surfaces

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BH GSO IEC 117:2016 Scope

IEC Guide 117:2010(E) provides guidance for assessing the risk, to any person, of a burn from contact with hot touchable surfaces of electrotechnical equipment. Establishes surface temperature limits, where such limits are required, and describes the maximum contact periods with a hot surface that any person may be subjected to without being exposed to a risk of burn. Curves of maximum temperatures versus contact times are described for different types of material with different types of surfaces. These temperature limit values shall be taken into consideration by technical committees in determining surface temperature limits in product standards.

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