Test Report

Report Reference No.: 50337286 001
UL 1012
Clause
Requirement – Test
Result – Remark
Verdict
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13.9
A connector for an output not exceeding 42.4 volts peak or 60
volts dc shall have no exposed current carrying pins that could
be short-circuited when placed on a flat metal surface.
P
13.10
A strain-relief means and a bushing for the output cord shall
comply with the requirements in 12.4 and 12.5.
P
13.11
A rubber or neoprene bushing intended for use with Class 2 or
Class 3 field-installed output wiring shall not be less than:
No class 2 and class 3
outputs
N/A
a) 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) thick with the opening in which the
bushing is mounted free from rough or sharp edges that may
damage the bushing; or
N/A
b) 3/64 inch (1.2 mm) thick with an opening that is eyeletted or
otherwise provided with smooth edges.
N/A
14
Interconnections Between Sections
N/A
14.1
The means provided for external connection between sections
of a unit or between units of a system shall comply with the
requirements described in 14.2 - 14.10.
Not such construction.
N/A
14.2
A flexible-cord or -cable assembly used for interconnection
shall be of a type as specified in Table 12.2 and shall be
provided with bushings and strain relief in accordance
with 12.4.1 - 12.5.4.
No Interconnections
Between Sections
N/A
Exception No. 1: The strain relief for wires and cables that are
part of the secondary circuits mentioned in 36.5 - 36.15 shall
comply with the Exception to 46.1.
N/A
Exception No. 2: When an interconnecting cable is used, it shall
be constructed of a thermoplastic or thermoset jacketed
appliance wiring material, required for the maximum voltage,
current, and temperature involved and shall be rated VW-1, FT-
1, or better. The cable employed shall be classified for use for
external interconnection of electronic equipment and equivalent
to the flexible cords specified in Table 12.2.
N/A
14.3
Inserting a male connector in a female connector other than the
one intended to receive it, misalignment of male and female
connectors, and other manipulations of parts that are
accessible to the operator shall not result in a risk of electric
shock or electrical energy - high current levels to persons.
See 14.5.
No Interconnections
Between Sections
N/A
14.4
If either end of an interconnecting cable terminates in a
connector having one or more exposed contacts, a risk of
electric shock or electrical energy - high current levels shall not
result between contacts and between earth ground and any
contact that is exposed on either the connector or its receptacle
while the connector is out of its receptacle. See 14.5 and 14.6.
N/A
14.5
Inclusion of an interlock circuit in the cable to de-energize the
exposed contacts whenever an end of the cable is
disconnected constitutes compliance with the requirement
in 14.3 and 14.4.
N/A
14.6
Unless acceptable cable assemblies are provided, each section
of a unit shall be provided with acceptable field-wiring terminals
or leads to facilitate interconnection by means of permanently
installed wiring.
N/A