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All electrical appliances that need to provide at least two voltage levels of protection for the user. To ensure that if one of the layers of protection have been doomed to failure, there is a back-up of the second layer in place. This makes it very safe to use electrical appliances.
Depending on how exactly the protection is provided are the product at the plant five classes, Class I, II, III, 0, 01 are housed. Of these, the most important class I & II of the completeness of all classes are described below. Here is the protection provided by a combination of insulation and the use of the available field. It is best with a reference to an electrical fire, which was dismantled. noted in Section open the three cables to connect to LIVE, neutral and earth pins. Inside the fire, mix the brown wire to live and a neutral blue plastic connector. The ground wire green / yellow connects to the metal housing of the fire. The user is protected by an electric shock through the plastic insulation of the plug. This keeps the son phase and neutral in place and prevents touching the metal in these electrical fires. These, plastic connector is known as base isolation. If this was a basic insulation to fail, such as excessive movement of the cable where it is on the metal housing of the users of fire, electric shock, if not for the fact that the ground wire is there preserved. The connection to the metal housing of the electrical fire, the ground wire to ground all metal cans. What this means is that you can not get a shock, even though the metal housing of the fire is directly connected to the voltage-LIVE. In practice, it would either blow a fuse in the plug or the main fuse box to protect the user. In summary, in Class I, the user is protected by a combination of basic insulation and providing a ground connection, allowing two levels of protection. In a Class II device, the user of at least two layers of insulation is protected. For this reason, protection class II are also known as double insulation. You do not need land. This is best done by the drilling machine class II, which has been shown to open it. In the one with the isolation connector plastic base can be seen, there is additional insulation around the plastic casing of the drill provided. The user is therefore protected by two separate layers of insulation. Class II devices are always indicated with double-box on the plate.
devices built to Class III standard developed to a specific safety transformer, whose output as a safety extra low voltage SELV or known to be delivered. This should not exceed 50 V AC and is normally 24V or 12V. All Class III devices are characterized by a special symbol. It is no use for Earth Class III Appliance
Electrical safety class III devices are responsible for the design safety transformer, which is the separation between the windings made synonymous with double insulation. The transformer is suitable for use with Class III devices identified. This type of device is not for normal use in the commercial or residential. It is presented here only for completeness. Class 0 depend only on the base isolation devices to protect against electric shock. For this reason, they have not built two levels of protection and are not approved for sale. Brass lamp shown here is an example of two son, metal clad only basic insulation. There is no provision for connecting a ground, the lamp socket. In the class 01 device is provided that for a ground, but it is connected to a cable or dual-heart or just a 2-pin plug, so the land can not be connected. As in Class 0 equipment, depends only on the basic insulation to protect against electric shock. As they are a measure of protection class 01 devices not approved for sale. Since the PAT testingcarried to distinguish Class I and Class II, it is important to identify each other. There is no other field of PAT test that causes more confusion than that and there are many myths about them. It is instructive, some of them. List If there is a fuse in the plug, then it must be Class I.
It is made of metal, it will be the Class I
The case is plastic, so that the class II must
It has a three-conductor cable should have this so should be class I
the plug on a metal pin of land must be Class I None of the above is a surefire way to class I and class II and some are quite misleading. identify
The simplest rule is applied to the bottom.
If the label has a double box while Class II equipment, if it were not so, it is Class I. Example - Kettle The plate on the boiler has clearly not used to "double box" symbol, as our rule, it needs to be Class I. The ground connection of the plug on the exterior finished metal housing of the heating element. example - Plug-top power supply The label on the transformer plug above clearly shows the "double box" symbol, so it is a Class II. Note that a ground pin of plastic, as it is not compulsory for Class II. Network-extension The label on this extension is molded into the plastic - for example (not all the features of class II have a ground pin plastic) have. This is clearly not a "double box" symbol, so there must be a Class I (Note that this is an example of a plastic device is a Class I ) will
example - table lamp
The plate on this table lamp
clearly shows the "double box" so it is a Class II. (Note that this is a Class II, which is largely in metal housing). The lamp holder is made of plastic and provides double the insulation required.
Example - table fan The label on these subjects, not only do not have a "double box" symbol, he also says that the device must be grounded. It therefore clearly a product of class I. Note that it is not always available to the metal. Example - Light Metal If this lamp had a metal plate, then it would be a class of devices I, because he has a point of land on the lamp socket. But as the plate is missing, that would be missed. 2 degrees both have built-in protection, they are safe for general use. , but is a Class I, one of the layers of security provided by the grounding. For this to be effective, the building wiring is checked regularly to ensure that the Earth is taken correctly into the socket on the local ground potential. This is usually the earth covering the cord on the premises, or received by a local content in the soil. Sun Class I devices are dependent on the external wiring into the building fully deliver two levels of protection. Class II devices, however, still two levels of protection, regardless of the status of the wiring. The two layers of protection must be made in the design of Class II devices are built much more sure that the devices of protection class.
Electrical Appliances
This book provides a thorough baseline study and practice of major appliances in most homes use. The basis for successful management of major appliances are covered first with chapters on safety, service occupation, customer relations, tools and instruments, service techniques, installation, electricity basic electronics, lubrication procedures, refrigeration principles, air control, water chemistry and combustion. 
