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EN 60065:1998

EN 60065:1998 & 60065:2002

EN 60065:2002

EN 60065:2002 + A1

IEC 60950:1999 & IEC 60950-1:2000

EN 60950

EN 60950:2000

EN 60950:2000 & EN 60950-1:2001

EN 60950-1:2001

EN 60950-1:2001 & EN 60950-1:2006

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OSM DECISION SHEETS

 

EN 60065:1998

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

2.7.10

Switch / manually operated mechanical switch

MOMS

95/29 b, 95/31

5

Marking and Instruction for use

Marking on transformer

91/26, 91/30

6.2

EN 60825-1 standard

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04/1

13

Internal creepage distance Distance through insulation

Moulded components

91/34

13.1

Creepage distances and clearances between parts directly connected to supply mains

Creepage distances – Clearances – Supply mains

94/9

13.1.1 and Fig. 9

Reduction of clearances and creepage distances

Grade 2 enamel windings

97/8

14

Transient protecting devices

Transient protecting devices

91/33

14.6

Switch in the primary circuit

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96/11

14.6.2

Switch opportunity for equipment with  more than 15 W power  consumption in stand-by mode

Mechanical switch – Stand-by mode

95/28

14.6.2

Exceptions from the MOMS requirement

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95/26, 95/41

14.6.3

Marking of an all-pole mains switch

Marking with ”OFF” or “O”

95/34

14.6.3

Visual indication of "ON" position of MOMS

Switch "ON " position

94/11

14.6.6

Mechanical Switch

Mechanical Switch

95/14

20
20.1

Identification of safety critical components  in the test report

Flame test
Safety critical components

91/29

EN 60065:1998 & 60065:2002

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

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Child appealing Multimedia products

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02/1

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Multimedia products

Built in PSU versus separate PSU

02/5

General

Addendum report

Addendum
Variant model
CCA format

93/1

General

Acceptance of components based on previous Amendments

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97/9

General

National deviations

National deviations

92/6

2.2.5
8.16

Supply apparatus

CB certified supply apparatus

03/6

4.1.4

Wooden test box for temperature measurements

Heating - Wooden test box

96/7

4.1.4

Use of wooden box when performing fault conditions

Wooden box
Fault condition

95/32

4.2.4

Normal operating conditions: audio setting.

Clipped output
Unclipped output

95/33

4.3.10

Fault conditions

Ventilation openings

03/1

4.3.5

Setting the maximum attainable output power in audio equipment

Fault condition

04/5

5

Mains switch marking

Mains switch
Marking ON/OFF/STANDBY

92/1

5

Mains switch and marking of “Power”

Mains switch and marking of “Power”

94/5

5

Marking of secondary switches

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95/5

5.1 e)

Marking of rated voltage

Rated voltage
Tick box

95/37

5.2 b)

Symbols on protective covers

Flash symbol
Exclamation mark symbol
Protective covers

94/6

6.1

Ionizing Radiation

Ionizing Radiation

92/2

6.2

Statements of laser class and warning in the test report

Laser

95/38

7

Normal operating conditions for heating test of amplifiers

Heating – input signal- amplifier

94/7

8.6

Insulated layer on Capacitor approved to IEC 60384-14, 2nd Ed.

Capacitor
Insulated layer

97/1

8.6

The enclosure of Y1 capacitor

Reinforced insulation area

98/11

9.1.1

Measurement of touch current in Class I construction

Touch current
Class I construction

98/11

9.1.1

Touch current measurement

Small peaks

02/3

9.1.1

Accessible loudspeaker terminals

Loudspeaker terminal

94/8

9.1.6

Withdrawal of mains plug

-

02/4

10.1

Antenna terminal

Surge test

03/02

12.1.3

LCD TVs glass-panel

Impact test
Glass-panel

02/2

12.1.3

Impact Test

Visible crack

92/4

12.2

Fixing of actuating elements

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91/36

13

Creepage distance in parallel with fuse holders and/or contacts of switches

Creepage distance
Switch
Fuse holder

97/12

14

Varistors

Suppression

02/10

14.10

Protection of lithium cells

Reversed current

92/5

14.2

Capacitors and RC-units

Application of component standard

97/13

14.2

Capacitors located after the rectifier in primary circuits

Capacitors in primary circuits

96/8

14.4.1
20

Flammability test electrical components and mechanical parts

High Voltage transformers and multipliers, back covers, printed boards

91/28

14.5.2

Marking adjacent to fuse-links

Marking
Fuses
Fuse holder
Rated voltage

94/10

14.6

Secondary switch not separately approved / rated

Secondary switch

96/9

14.6.2

Location of the switch

Location of the switch

96/12 and 97/14

14.6.2

Power consumption of cl. 14.6.1

Power consumption

95/27

14.6.2
8.9

Hidden mains switch knob

Mains switch
Lid

92/7

14.9

Motors

A.C. motors
Test on D.C. motors

96/13

15.1

Description of power cord sets

Appliance inlet, critical components list

02/7

15.1.2

Banana plug

Banana plug
Connector
Loudspeaker connector

91/5

15.1.2

Loudspeaker connection using mains style connectors

Loudspeaker
Power cord connector
Shape of plug / socket

04/3

15.2

Protective earthing

Earthing
Contact pressure
Aluminium

93/2

15.3.2

Connection of Supply Conductors to the printed board

Soldered connections

95/29a

15.4

Plugs with integrated power supply

Plug with integrated power supply
Marking
Gripping

97/2

15.4

Devices forming a part of a mains plug

Plugs

96/10

16.7

Transformer in mains cable

Mains  cable – Transformer – Musical instrument

93/19

20.1

Fire enclosure

Components

00/4

20.1.3

Printed board

Printed board

91/37

20.1.4

Thickness for a barrier between potential ignition source and other components

Thickness of barrier
Potential ignition source (P.I.S.)

00/5

EN 60065:2002

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

12.1.3
Table 6

Table-top apparatus

Impact tests
Steel ball

02/6

14.1

Components

Resistors between poles of the mains supply

04/9

16.2

Conflict with Power Cord standard

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05/1

EN 60065:2002 + A1

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

7

Temperature Rise of LCD screens

Temperature Rise
LCD screens

06/4

11.1

Max. permitted charge under fault conditions

Charge value

06/1

17

Fixing of appliance inlet

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06/7

19.2

Stability

Stability

06/3

20.1.4

Metal barrier between PIS and outer HB enclosure for
LCD TV (working voltage <4KV)

Metal barrier

06/2

IEC 60950:1999 & IEC 60950-1:2000

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

2.1.1.4

Mains wires touching accessible unearthed metal parts

Mains wires
Unearthed metal parts

91/6

EN 60950

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

1.7

Plug with integrated Power Supply

marking

97/2

1.7

Marking

Marking

04/8

2.10.2

Types of interconnection circuit

Working voltage at transformer

94/14

4.3.5

Connector

Connector

98/6

EN 60950:2000

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

4.6.2

Bottom of fire enclosure

PCB on the bottom of fire enclosure

91/21

EN 60950:2000 & EN 60950-1:2001

Clause

Subject

Keywords

Sheet

General

Multimedia products

Combination of standards

02/5

General

Certification of power supply units for IT products

power supplies
SMPS

91/24, 95/6

General

Subassembly certified to an earlier version of the standard

Subassembly
Power supply
Test report

97/9

1.5

RFI Filters

-

93/5

1.5

Temperature controllers and fan speed controllers

-

05/2

1.5.1

Resistor on the primary side as “protective device”

ResistorPrimary circuit – Protective device

99/1

1.5.1

Use of Varistors on the mains

Varistors
Spark gap
Gas tube

98/2

1.5.1

Components

Resistors between poles of the mains supply

04/9

1.5.1

Capacitors across the mains

Capacitors
Installation category

91/5

1.5.1

Use of varistors

Varistor
Separately certified

94/1

1.5.1

Components

Fuses

93/4

1.5.2

Acceptance of UL/CSA certified units in end-use racks/equipment

Components

95/1

1.5.6

Components

Components

95/1

1.5.7.1

Enclosures of Y1 capacitors

Reinforced insulation

95/9, 97/1

1.7.1

Insulation Class of Laptop computers

Laptop computers Insulation Class

91/17

1.7.1

Outside markings if the EUT has an internal voltage setting device

Markings
Internal voltage setting device

94/13

1.7.1

Markings

rated voltage

96/2

1.7.12

Language safety markings

Languages
Markings

91/25

1.7.12

Language of safety markings

Language
Safety markings
Instructions

91/39

1.7.15

Replaceable batteries

Lithium Batteries

95/13

1.7.2

Safety relevant information

Hardcopy

95/11

1.7.6

Marking of fuse

Fuse Marking

91/11

1.7.8.3

Marking of functional switch

Functional switch
Lap-top computer

93/3, modified by 99/3

2.1.1

Modem card in operator access area

Modem cardTNV circuit – Operator access area

99/4

2.1.1.4

Mains wires touching accessible unearthed metal parts

Mains wires
Unearthed metal parts