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Tim Raabe at 12:11, 7 June 2010

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 = Lighting Fixtures with Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasts =
-''<u>Comment</u>: The standardisation of lighting fixtures with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and electronic DC ballasts is quite well described in IEC 60924 and 60925 “DC supplied electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps - General and safety requirements and - Performance requirements”. As these kinds of lights are utilised in public transport vehicles, aircraft and emergency lights, as well as in consumer applications like caravans and private cars, there is a much wider market for these products than just for PV solar systems. But there is still a need for standardisation of the special features; such lights must be compatible with PV applications, especially for the operation in Solar Home Systems in developing countries. Therefore, a new standard-proposal was drafted by the CENELEC CLC/BTTF 86-2 committee for "Photovoltaic Lighting Systems, Part 1, 2 and 3", which was also accepted by the IEC TC 82 and is currently circulating among the committee members for discussion and correction. A copy of the current draft version (as of 07/98) was kindly made available by TÜV-Rheinland, a member of the standards committee. The final version of this standard will probably be released by the end of 2000 and will not differ much from this draft. The draft will be the basis for the following specifications:''<br/><br/>
+<u>Comment</u>: The standardisation of lighting fixtures with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and electronic DC ballasts is quite well described in IEC 60924 and 60925 “DC supplied electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps - General and safety requirements and - Performance requirements”. As these kinds of lights are utilised in public transport vehicles, aircraft and emergency lights, as well as in consumer applications like caravans and private cars, there is a much wider market for these products than just for PV solar systems. But there is still a need for standardisation of the special features; such lights must be compatible with PV applications, especially for the operation in Solar Home Systems in developing countries. Therefore, a new standard-proposal was drafted by the CENELEC CLC/BTTF 86-2 committee for "Photovoltaic Lighting Systems, Part 1, 2 and 3", which was also accepted by the IEC TC 82 and is currently circulating among the committee members for discussion and correction. A copy of the current draft version (as of 07/98) was kindly made available by TÜV-Rheinland, a member of the standards committee. The final version of this standard will probably be released by the end of 2000 and will not differ much from this draft.
 == Scope of the Standard<br/> ==
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 = References<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|solar home system]]s is an extract of the publication: [[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf]]
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf]]
 <references />
 [[Category:Solar]]

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 ''<u>Comment</u>: The standardisation of lighting fixtures with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and electronic DC ballasts is quite well described in IEC 60924 and 60925 “DC supplied electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps - General and safety requirements and - Performance requirements”. As these kinds of lights are utilised in public transport vehicles, aircraft and emergency lights, as well as in consumer applications like caravans and private cars, there is a much wider market for these products than just for PV solar systems. But there is still a need for standardisation of the special features; such lights must be compatible with PV applications, especially for the operation in Solar Home Systems in developing countries. Therefore, a new standard-proposal was drafted by the CENELEC CLC/BTTF 86-2 committee for "Photovoltaic Lighting Systems, Part 1, 2 and 3", which was also accepted by the IEC TC 82 and is currently circulating among the committee members for discussion and correction. A copy of the current draft version (as of 07/98) was kindly made available by TÜV-Rheinland, a member of the standards committee. The final version of this standard will probably be released by the end of 2000 and will not differ much from this draft. The draft will be the basis for the following specifications:''<br/><br/>
-<u>Scope of the Standard:</u>
+== Scope of the Standard<br/> ==
 The scope of this standard comprises electronic ballasts and fluorescent lamps for use in photovoltaic systems. The electronic ballast and the lamp should be a matching pair, as recommended by the manufacturer or the supplier. If there is no recommendation available, the operation of the fluorescent lamp should at least be in line with the appropriate data sheet of IEC 60081 or IEC 60901.<br/>
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 <br/>
-<u>Definitions:</u>
+== Definitions<br/> ==
 Lighting systems in PV stand-alone systems serve to illuminate dwellings and working areas. They are DC-supplied and thus consist of an electronic ballast, a fluorescent lamp and some kind of fixtures. The rated voltage range (V<sub>R</sub>), at which the ballast may be operated and at which the proper and correct start, and operation, respectively, of the fluorescent lamp is safeguarded (IEC 60924) will be 10 V < V<sub>R</sub> < 16 V for a 12 V system and 20 V < V<sub>R</sub> < 32 V for a 24 V system.<br/>
 <br/>
 <u>The following technical data have to be submitted by the manufacturer and will be verified during the tests:</u><br/>
 *Casing of electronic ballast: material, IP-protection, type of assembly
 *Type of lamp, certified according to IEC 60081 (tubular lamps) or IEC 60901 (single capped lamps)
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 <u>Documentation</u> must include:<br/>
 *Technical data
 *Operating instructions
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 The <u>visual inspection</u> will evaluate the quality performance of the light fixture, the electronic ballast and the accessories.
-<u>Electrical parameters and performance tests:</u>
+<u>Electrical parameters and performance tests:</u><br/>
 *Starting performance test according to IEC 60925, paragraph 5 at ambient temperature of 20 to 25°C, start within 5 seconds, 1 firing failure permitted.
 *Preheating condition test (if preheating is applied) according to IEC60925, section 7, electrode voltage range: 6.5 V < V<sub>el</sub> < 11 V for high-resistance electrodes, 3.05 V < V<sub>el</sub> < 6.5 V for low-resistance electrodes. Preheating is recommended, but is not imperative.
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 <u>Mechanical parameters and environmental conditions:</u>
 *Mechanical stability of all components shall be tested by vibrations test (acc. IEC 60068-2-6, stringency, see proposed standard) and
 *shock test (acc. to IEC 60068-2-27, stringency, see proposed standard), while specimens are not packed and not live.
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 <u>Safety tests according to IEC 60598 and IEC 60924:</u>
 *Insulation resistance as of IEC 60598, section 10 and IEC 60924, sections 12 and 13
 *Dielectric strength as of IEC 60598, section 10 and IEC 60924, sections 12 and 13
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 *Creepage and clearance distances as of IEC 60924, section 10 for electronic ballast and section 11 for lighting system
 *Fault conditions at electronic ballast as of IEC 60924, section 14
-*Abnormal operating conditions will be tested as of IEC 60924, section 19:<br/>• Removal of lamps<br/>• Non-igniting lamps<br/>• Reverse polarity of input voltage<br/>• Surge voltage of 26 V for 12 V system (52 V for 24 V system) as maximum open circuit voltage from PV generator
+*Abnormal operating conditions will be tested as of IEC 60924, section 19:<br/>• Removal of lamps<br/>• Non-igniting lamps<br/>• Reverse polarity of input voltage<br/>• Surge voltage of 26 V for 12 V system (52 V for 24 V system) as maximum open circuit voltage from PV generator<br/>
 *Screws, conductive components and connections as of IEC 60598, section 4
 *Heat and fire resistance as of IEC 60695-2-1 (glow wire ) and –2 (needle flame)
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 <u>Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) tests:</u>
 *Line-conducted interference emission shall be tested at least on the output (load) line in the radio-frequency range from 10 kHz to 30 MHz (acc. to EN 55015).
 *Irradiated interference emission at a distance of 3 meters will be tested in accordance with EN 55015, limit values acc. to EN 55015.
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 The ambient temperature range for operation of the lamp and the ballast is ....°C to ....°C (normal: -10°C to +40°C, in tropical climates: +5°C to 50°C, in extremely hot desert climates (e.g. Tunisia): -10°C to 70°C).
-The maximum relative humidity can be ... % (95% in tropical climates).<br/>
+The maximum relative humidity can be ...&nbsp;% (95% in tropical climates).<br/>
 <br/>
 <u>Ballasts must be protected against destruction when:</u><br/>
 *the lamp is removed during operation or the ballast is operated without the lamp.
 *the lamp does not ignite.
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 = <br/>Further Information<br/> =
-*[[:Category:Battery_Charging_Systems|Battery Charging Systems]]
+*[[:Category:Battery Charging Systems|Battery Charging Systems]]
 <br/>
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 = References<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems] is an extract of the publication: [[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf]]
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar_Home_Systems_(SHS)|solar home system]]s is an extract of the publication: [[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf]]
 <references />
 [[Category:Standardization]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, GTZ 2000]]<br/>
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, GTZ 2000]]<br/>
 <br/>
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 = <br/>Further Information<br/> =
-*[[Category:Battery Charging System|Battery Charging System]]
+*[[:Category:Battery_Charging_Systems|Battery Charging Systems]]
 <br/>
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 <references />
 [[Category:Solar]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]<br/>
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, GTZ 2000]]<br/>
 <br/>
-''<u>Comment</u>: In the meantime, radios, TV sets, etc. are directly acquired by the users in the conventional appliances market; the associated energy consumption tends to be modest and they are highly standardised products. For these reasons, only light fixtures are reviewed in these specifications, while features of radios and TV sets are entrusted to training and general information activities.''<br/>
+''<u>Comment</u>: In the meantime, radios, TV sets, etc. are directly acquired by the users in the conventional appliances market; the associated energy consumption tends to be modest and they are highly standardised products. For these reasons, only light fixtures are reviewed in these specifications, while features of radios and TV sets are entrusted to training and general information activities.''<br/><br/>
 = Lighting Fixtures with Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasts =
-''<u>Comment</u>: The standardisation of lighting fixtures with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and electronic DC ballasts is quite well described in IEC 60924 and 60925 “DC supplied electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps - General and safety requirements and - Performance requirements”. As these kinds of lights are utilised in public transport vehicles, aircraft and emergency lights, as well as in consumer applications like caravans and private cars, there is a much wider market for these products than just for PV solar systems. But there is still a need for standardisation of the special features; such lights must be compatible with PV applications, especially for the operation in Solar Home Systems in developing countries. Therefore, a new standard-proposal was drafted by the CENELEC CLC/BTTF 86-2 committee for "Photovoltaic Lighting Systems, Part 1, 2 and 3", which was also accepted by the IEC TC 82 and is currently circulating among the committee members for discussion and correction. A copy of the current draft version (as of 07/98) was kindly made available by TÜV-Rheinland, a member of the standards committee. The final version of this standard will probably be released by the end of 2000 and will not differ much from this draft. The draft will be the basis for the following specifications:''<br/>
+''<u>Comment</u>: The standardisation of lighting fixtures with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and electronic DC ballasts is quite well described in IEC 60924 and 60925 “DC supplied electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps - General and safety requirements and - Performance requirements”. As these kinds of lights are utilised in public transport vehicles, aircraft and emergency lights, as well as in consumer applications like caravans and private cars, there is a much wider market for these products than just for PV solar systems. But there is still a need for standardisation of the special features; such lights must be compatible with PV applications, especially for the operation in Solar Home Systems in developing countries. Therefore, a new standard-proposal was drafted by the CENELEC CLC/BTTF 86-2 committee for "Photovoltaic Lighting Systems, Part 1, 2 and 3", which was also accepted by the IEC TC 82 and is currently circulating among the committee members for discussion and correction. A copy of the current draft version (as of 07/98) was kindly made available by TÜV-Rheinland, a member of the standards committee. The final version of this standard will probably be released by the end of 2000 and will not differ much from this draft. The draft will be the basis for the following specifications:''<br/><br/>
 <u>Scope of the Standard:</u>
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 *Creepage and clearance distances as of IEC 60924, section 10 for electronic ballast and section 11 for lighting system
 *Fault conditions at electronic ballast as of IEC 60924, section 14
-*Abnormal operating conditions will be tested as of IEC 60924, section 19:<br/> • Removal of lamps<br/> • Non-igniting lamps<br/> • Reverse polarity of input voltage<br/> • Surge voltage of 26 V for 12 V system (52 V for 24 V system) as maximum open circuit voltage from PV generator
+*Abnormal operating conditions will be tested as of IEC 60924, section 19:<br/>• Removal of lamps<br/>• Non-igniting lamps<br/>• Reverse polarity of input voltage<br/>• Surge voltage of 26 V for 12 V system (52 V for 24 V system) as maximum open circuit voltage from PV generator
 *Screws, conductive components and connections as of IEC 60598, section 4
 *Heat and fire resistance as of IEC 60695-2-1 (glow wire ) and –2 (needle flame)
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 = <br/>Further Information<br/> =
-*[[:Category:Battery Charging System|Battery Charging System
+*[[Category:Battery Charging System|Battery Charging System]]
 = References<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [https://energypedia.info/Lamps and Electric Appliances loads] connected to [https://energypedia.info/Solar Home Systems solar home systems] is an extract of the publication: [https://energypedia.info/:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf GTZ,
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems] is an extract of the publication: [[:File:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf]]
 <references />
 [[Category:Standardization]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]<br/>
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems (SHS)|solar home systems]] is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz quality standards for solar home systems and rural health power supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]<br/>
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 The input terminals must be able to accommodate a cross-section of 2.5 mm<sup>2</sup> of each conductor.
-No part of the fixture should be flammable and any plastic parts should be of selfextinguishing material.
+No part of the fixture should be flammable and any plastic parts should be of self extinguishing material.
 Light fittings must be labelled with the manufacturer’s name, model number, rated operating voltage range, rated current and date of manufacture or batch number.
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 = <br/>Further Information<br/> =
+*[[:Category:Battery Charging System|Battery Charging System
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-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems]]&nbsp;is an extract of the publication: [http://www.energypedia.info/index.php/file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems]]&nbsp;is an extract of the publication: [[:file:Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf|GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]]
 <br>
 ''<u>Comment</u>: In the meantime, radios, TV sets, etc. are directly acquired by the users in the conventional appliances market; the associated energy consumption tends to be modest and they are highly standardised products. For these reasons, only light fixtures are reviewed in these specifications, while features of radios and TV sets are entrusted to training and general information activities.''
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 Lighting systems in PV stand-alone systems serve to illuminate dwellings and working areas. They are DC-supplied and thus consist of an electronic ballast, a fluorescent lamp and some kind of fixtures. The rated voltage range (V<sub>R</sub>), at which the ballast may be operated and at which the proper and correct start, and operation, respectively, of the fluorescent lamp is safeguarded (IEC 60924) will be 10 V &lt; V<sub>R</sub> &lt; 16 V for a 12 V system and 20 V &lt; V<sub>R</sub> &lt; 32 V for a 24 V system.
 The following <u>technical data</u> have to be submitted by the manufacturer and will be verified during the tests: <br>
 *Casing of electronic ballast: material, IP-protection, type of assembly
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 *Product identification and labels according to IEC 60924 and 60925
 <u>Documentation</u> must include: <br>
 *Technical data
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 The maximum relative humidity can be ...&nbsp;% (95% in tropical climates).
 Ballasts must be protected against destruction when: <br>
 *the lamp is removed during operation or the ballast is operated without the lamp.
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 <br><sup>8</sup> Fill in according to requirements; typically 3 - 4.
 <br>
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-This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems]]&nbsp;is an extract of the publication: [http://www.endev.info/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=443 GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]
+This overview on standards for [[Lamps and Electric Appliances|loads]] connected to [[Solar Home Systems|solar home systems]]&nbsp;is an extract of the publication: [http://www.energypedia.info/images/6/61/Gtz_quality_standards_for_solar_home_systems_and_rural_health_power_supply.pdf GTZ, Division 44, Environmental Management, Water, Energy, Transport: Quality Standards for Solar Home Systems and Rural Health Power Supply. Photovoltaic Systems in Developing Countries, February 2000.]
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 The warranty period is at least 1 year. Longer warranty periods granted by the manufacturer shall be passed on to the user.
 <br><sup>8</sup> Fill in according to requirements; typically 3 - 4.
 <br>
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