IN 61008-1: 2012
Residual current operated circuit breakers without integrated overcurrent protection for household and similar uses (rccbs) - Part 1: General rules
61008-1 IEC: 2010 (Modified)
Identifiers:
- Electrical safety
- Household electrical installation
- Electrical equipment
- Definitions
- Classification systems
- Rated current
- Marking
- Performance
- Environment (study)
- Performance test
- Power outages
- Mains breakers
- Network leakage breakers
- Home security
- Type test
- Verification
- Electrical test
- Dielectric strength tests
- Electrical insulation
- Short circuit current tests
- Gases
- Electrical components
- Electrical terminals
- Screws (bolts)
- Clearance distances
- Leaking Ways
- Cutting capacity
- Power factor
- Temperature rise Limit
- Mechanical tests
- Impact tests
- Thermal tests
- Environmental testing
- Fire tests
- Endurance tests
- Approval test
- Certification (validation)
- Test equipment
- Test conditions
EMC / EMI Electromagnetic Compatibility
The EMC Test aims to determine the performance degradation, deterioration and the relation of the devices with these effects as a result of electromagnetic waves emitted by the electrical and electronic devices during operation. It is a series of successive tests and demonstrates the compatibility of products with each other. The purpose of the Tesl is to see that the maximum electromagnetic disturbance generated by the device will not interfere with the use of designated devices. You can apply for an EMC test to Türcert.