Test Report 800 AL

TEST CERTIFICATE
Issued to: LS Cable & System Ltd.

228, Suchul- daero, Gumi-si
39369 Gyeongsangbuk-do
Republic of Korea
For the product: Low-voltage busbar trunking system (aluminium busbar)
Trade name: LS Cable & System
Type/Model: Mini-way (Data-way)
Ratings: Inc 800 A, Icw 30 kA – 1 s (3-phase)

IP54, Ue 1000 V, Ui 1000 V, Uimp 8 kV
For more details see annex
Manufactured by: LS Cable & System Ltd.

Republic of Korea
Subject: Design verification
Requirements: IEC 61439-6:2012

Clauses: 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10.2.3.5, 10.11, 10.12,
10.101, Annex BB
Remarks: -
This Test Certificate is granted on account of an examination by DEKRA, the results of which are laid down
in report no. 2274961.05-INC, dated 15 November 2023.
The examination has been carried out on one single specimen of the product, submitted by the
manufacturer. The Attestation does not include an assessment of the manufacturer's production.
Conformity of his production with the specimen tested by DEKRA is not the responsibility of DEKRA.
Arnhem, 15 November 2023 Number: 2274961.104
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Overview of product evaluation according to IEC 61439-6:
IEC
61439-6 Clause description Tested ratings Results
Clause
10.2 Strength of material and parts
10.2.2 Resistance to corrosion Severity test A: indoor Pass
10.2.3 Properties of insulating materials
10.2.3.2 Verification of resistance of insulating Insulating materials retaining current-carrying Pass
materials to abnormal heat and fire due to parts in position: 960 °C
internal electric effects Other insulating materials: 650 °C
10.2.5 Lifting There is no provision for lifting other than by N/A
manual means
10.2.6 Mechanical impact IK10 Pass
10.2.7 Marking Pass
10.2.101 Ability to withstand mechanical loads
10.2.101.1 Test procedure for a straight busbar trunking Normal loads Pass
unit
10.2.101.2 Test procedure for a joint Normal loads Pass
10.2.101.3 Resistance of the enclosure to crushing Normal loads Pass
10.3 Degree of protection of assembly IP54 Pass
10.4 Clearances and creepage distances Clearances > 8 mm, based on Uimp = 8 kV; Pass
Creepage distances > 16 mm, based on
Ui = 1000 V, pollution degree 3,
material group IIIa.
10.5 Protection against electric shock and integrity
of protective circuits
10.5.2 Effective earth continuity between the Resistance < 0,1 Ω Pass
exposed conductive parts of the assembly
and the protective circuit
10.5.3 Short-circuit withstand strength of the Icw 18 kA - 1 s Pass
protective circuit
10.7 Internal electrical circuits and connections Pass
10.8 Terminals for external conductors Pass
10.9 Dielectric properties
10.9.2 Power-frequency withstand voltage Ui 1000 V Pass
10.9.3 Impulse withstand voltage Uimp 8 kV Pass
10.10 Verification of temperature rise
10.10.2.3.5 Test of a BT run 800 A, 50/60 Hz Pass
10.11 Short-circuit withstand strength 3-phase Icw 30 kA - 1 s Pass
N Icw 18 kA - 1 s
10.12 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) No electronic devices Pass
No tests are necessary
10.101 Resistance to flame-propagation Flame application time 40 min Pass
Annex BB Phase conductor characteristics Pass
[μΩ/m]
X: 51,2
R20 : 57,3
R: 80,4
Z20 : 76,8
Z = Z(1) = Z(2) : 95,3
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Product details:
Busbars 3-phase 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium conductor per phase

Neutral 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium conductor
or
95 x 6,35 mm tin plated copper conductor
PE 95 x 3 mm tin plated aluminium conductor
or
95 x 3 mm x 2 tin plated aluminium conductor connected to the enclosure
or
Enclosure used as PE
Enclosure Aluminium alloy, thickness 1,3 mm (left and right side), 1,6 mm (top and bottom side)
Notes:
The busbar trunking system has the following variants
- 3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 50% PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 100%PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 100%N bar + enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 100%N bar + 50% PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE
The N made of copper conductor is defined as 200%N bar by the manufacturer.
The 100% PE bar are of two 50% PE bar. Those two PE bars are at opposite sides of the busway.
The 3 mm thickness PE bar is defined as 50%PE bar by the manufacturer.
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TEST REPORT 2274961.05-INC Page 1 of 52
Applicant : LS Cable & System Ltd.

Republic of Korea
Application Date : 04 April 2023
Order Number : 227496100-INC
Product : Low-voltage busbar trunking system
Trade name : LS Cable & System
Type/Model : Mini-way (Data-way)
Arnhem, 15 November 2023
Manufacturer/ : LS Cable & System Ltd.

Production sites 228, Suchul- daero, Gumi-si
Republic of Korea
Subject : Design verification
Requirements : IEC 61439-6:2012 for use in conjunction with IEC 61439-1:2011

Clauses: 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10.2.3.5, 10.11,
10.12, 10.101, Annex BB
Conclusion : The product complies with the specified requirements
Tested by : F. Fu
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Checked by : R. Verhagen
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FFu
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Table of contents
1 Subject......................................................................................................................................... 3
2 Interface characteristics ............................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Tested characteristics ........................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Declared characteristics by manufacturer .............................................................................. 3
3 Object identification ...................................................................................................................... 4
4 Summary of design verifications ................................................................................................... 5
5 General items............................................................................................................................... 6
6 Design verification ........................................................................................................................ 7
6.1 Construction.......................................................................................................................... 7
6.1.1 Verification of resistance to corrosion ............................................................................ 7
6.1.2 Verification of the resistance of insulating materials to abnormal heat and fire ............... 7
6.1.3 Mechanical impact ........................................................................................................ 8
6.1.4 Marking ......................................................................................................................... 8
6.1.5 Ability to withstand mechanical loads............................................................................. 9
6.1.6 Degree of protection of assembly .................................................................................10
6.1.7 Clearances and creepage distances .............................................................................11
6.1.8 Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits ...............................12
6.1.9 Internal electrical circuits and connections ....................................................................13
6.1.10 Terminals for external conductors .................................................................................13
6.2 Performance ....................................................................................................................... 14
6.2.1 Dielectric properties......................................................................................................14
6.2.2 Verification of temperature-rise .....................................................................................15
6.2.3 Short-circuit withstand strength.....................................................................................15
6.2.4 Electromagnetic compatibility .......................................................................................16
6.2.5 Resistance to flame-propagation ..................................................................................16
6.2.6 Phase conductor and fault-loop characteristics .............................................................17
Appendix A IP tests ..................................................................................................................... 19
A.1 Photos of IP tests ................................................................................................................ 19
Appendix B Temperature-rise test................................................................................................ 22
B.1 Temperature rise test results ............................................................................................... 22
B.2 Position of thermocouples for temperature rise setup .......................................................... 23
B.3 Photos of temperature rise tests .......................................................................................... 24
Appendix C Short-circuit withstand strength test .......................................................................... 25
C.1 Short circuit withstand test results ....................................................................................... 25
C.2 Test circuit diagrams ........................................................................................................... 27
C.3 Oscillograms ....................................................................................................................... 28
C.4 Photos of short-circuit withstand tests .................................................................................. 33
Appendix D Product information................................................................................................... 37
Appendix E Compliance with design requirements ....................................................................... 48
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1 Subject
Low-voltage busbar trunking system (BTS)
Product information
Trademark : LS Cable & System

Type : Mini-way (Data-way)
2 Interface characteristics
2.1 Tested characteristics
Rated operational voltage (Ue) : 1000 V

Rated insulation voltage (Ui) : 1000 V
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) : 8 kV
Rated current (Inc) : 800 A
Rated short-circuit withstand strength (Icw and Ipk) : 3-phase 30 kA – 1 s with a peak of 63 kA
Neutral 18 kA – 1 s with a peak of 36 kA
PE 18 kA – 1 s with a peak of 36 kA
Degree of protection : IP54
Mechanical impact protection : IK10
Rated frequency (f n) : 50/60 Hz
Indoor and/or outdoor installation : Indoor
Ability to withstand mechanical loads : Normal loads
Resistance to flame propagation : 40 min
Phase conductor characteristics:

[μΩ/m]
X: 51,2
R20 : 57,3
R: 80,4
Z20 : 76,8
Z = Z(1) = Z(2) : 95,3
Notes regarding the characteristics:
 R20 and Z20 are values when BTS is not operating and conductor temperature of 20 °C.
 Z and R are values when BTS is operating at Inc and ambient air temperature of 35 °C.
 X is independent from the temperature.
2.2 Declared characteristics by manufacturer
Pollution Degree :3
Earthing system : TN-S earthing system
For skilled or ordinary person : Skilled person
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) classification : Environment A
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3 Object identification
Photo 1: Overview of busway

The busbar trunking system has the following variants
- 3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 50% PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 100%N bar + enclosure used as PE
- 3-phase bar + 100%PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE
The N made of copper conductor is defined as 200%N bar by the manufacturer.
The 100% PE bar are of two 50% PE bar. Those two PE bars are at opposite sides of the busway.
The 3 mm thickness PE bar is defined as 50%PE bar by the manufacturer.
Dimensions busbar trunking system : length maximum 3 meters (one straight

length)
horizontal mounting with bars positioned from
left to right, PE, N, L3, L2, L1, PE (edgewise)
The N bar and/or PE bar(s) are not available
in all variants.
Dimensions 3-phase, each : 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium
Dimensions neutral : 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium

or
95 x 6,35 mm tin plated copper
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Dimensions PE : 95 x 3 mm tin plated aluminium,

connected to aluminium alloy enclosure
or
95 x 3 mm x 2 tin plated aluminium,
connected to aluminium alloy enclosure
or
aluminium alloy enclosure is used as PE
Torque on bolts in joint : Break-off bolt is used. The specified break-off

force is between 78,5 Nm to 98,1 Nm
All other dimensions are stated in the drawings included in this report. For components and
drawings see Appendix D.
4 Summary of design verifications
Construction:
Clause 10.2 Strength of materials and parts

- Clause 10.2.2 Verification of resistance to corrosion
- Clause 10.2.3 Properties of insulating materials
- Clause 10.2.6 Mechanical impact
- Clause 10.2.7 Marking
- Clause 10.2.101 Ability to withstand mechanical loads
Clause 10.3 Degree of protection of assembly
Clause 10.4 Clearances and creepage distances
Clause 10.5 Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits
Clause 10.7 Internal electrical circuits and connections
Clause 10.8 Terminals for external conductors
Performance:
Clause 10.9 Dielectric properties

Clause 10.10 Verification of temperature rise
- Clause 10.10.2.3.5 Test of a BT run
Clause 10.11 Short-circuit withstand strength
Clause 10.12 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Clause 10.101 Resistance to flame-propagation
Annex BB Phase conductor characteristics
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5 General items
Location of the tests
The properties of insulating materials tests and degree of protection of assembly tests were carried out
at the DEKRA Certification laboratory in Arnhem, the Netherlands.
The verification of resistance to corrosion tests were carried out at the ONETECH Corp. laboratory, in
Yongin-si, Republic of Korea.
The short-circuit tests were carried out at the Korea Testing Certification laboratory, in Gokseong-gun,
Republic of Korea.
All other tests were carried out at the LS Cable & System laboratory in Gumi, Republic of Korea.
Tests were carried out by
R.A.T. Fooy DEKRA Certification B.V., Arnhem, the Netherlands

Sang Hun Kim ONETECH Corp., Yongin-si, Republic of Korea
Sung Hun Park Korea Testing Certification, Cheongju, Republic of Korea
Kwon S. Chae LS Cable & System Ltd., Gumi, Republic of Korea
Tae H. Park LS Cable & System Ltd., Gumi, Republic of Korea
Manufacturer's representatives during tests
Aaron Park LS Cable & System Ltd., Gumi, Republic of Korea
The tests were witnessed by
F. Fu DEKRA Certification B.V., Arnhem, the Netherlands
General notes on tests
The frequency during the tests was 50 Hz.
The tests are conducted in from May to October of 2023.
A statement concerning the uncertainty of the measurement systems used for the performed tests is
not required by the IEC 61439 standard. The measurements are performed according procedure 2
(accuracy method) of IEC Guide 115.
The conclusion and results stated in this report are based on a non-recurrent examination of the
sample(s) provided by the applicant.
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6 Design verification
6.1 Construction
6.1.1 Verification of resistance to corrosion
The verification of the resistance to corrosion is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause
10.2.2.2, severity test A.
Object under test: a busway with a length of 1 m and a joint.
The test consists of:

- 6 cycles of 24 h each to damp heat cycling test according to IEC 60068-2-30 (Test Db)
at (40 ± 3) °C and relative humidity of 95% and
- 2 cycles of 24 h each to salt mist test according to IEC 60068-2-11 (Test Ka: salt mist),
at a temperature of (35 ± 2) °C
All materials comply with the requirements.
Result: Pass
6.1.2 Verification of the resistance of insulating materials to abnormal heat and fire
The verification of the resistance of insulating materials to abnormal heat and fire is done in conformity
with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.2.3.2.
The glow-wire test was done on all insulating materials, in line with IEC 60695-2-10 and
IEC 60695-2-11. Insulating materials retaining current-carrying parts in position were tested at a
temperature of 960 °C. Other insulating materials were tested at a temperature of 650 °C. The
duration of the tests was each time 30 seconds. The tip of the glow-wire was both times applied at a
place where the section is thinnest and not less than 15 mm from the upper edge of the specimen.
See Table 1 for the tested materials and their test results.
Insulating material Description Glow wire Remark

Joint barrier 960 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish in
7 s after removal of the glow-wire
Busbar support 960 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish in

6 s after removal of the glow-wire
Straight length end 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish

cover immediately after removal of the
glow-wire
Feeder block 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish

immediately after removal of the
glow-wire
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Insulating material Description Glow wire Remark

Preventing rotation 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish
plate of the joint immediately after removal of the
glow-wire
Joint bolt sleeve 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish
immediately after removal of the
glow-wire
Table 1: Glow wire test results

All materials comply with the requirements.
Result: Pass
6.1.3 Mechanical impact
The mechanical impact test is performed in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.2.6 and
IEC 62262.
This test was performed on the representative sample of 800 A BTS (for detail of this BTS, refer to test
report 2274961.05-INC). This BTS has the widest construction and is deemed to cover all other BTS in
the range from 160 A to 800 A.
The test equipment consists of a test hammer as described in IEC 60068-2-75 suitable for the
dimensions of the enclosure. The sample was placed on a rigid support as for normal use. For all tests
an impact energy of 20 J corresponding to an IK10 rating was applied. The impact energy was
achieved with a 20 J impact hammer of 5 kg from a height of 400 mm. The impacts were applied with
even distribution over the faces of the enclosure:
 five times to each exposed surface in normal use whose largest dimension is greater than 1 m.
After the test, the busbar trunking continued to provide the IP code and dielectric strength.
Result: Pass
6.1.4 Marking
The verification of the marking is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.2.7.
The marking was rubbed by hand for 15 s with a piece of cloth soaked in water and then for 15 s with
a piece of cloth soaked with petroleum spirit.
After the test the marking was legible to normal or corrected vision without additional magnification.
Result: Pass
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6.1.5 Ability to withstand mechanical loads
The verification of the ability to withstand mechanical loads is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6,
clause 10.2.101.
Test sample: 160 A BTS with phase bar size 20 x 6,35 mm,
3-phase bar + enclosure PE
The masses used for test: 800 A BTS with phase bar size 95 x 6,35 mm,
3-phase + 200% N bar + 100% PE bar connected to enclosure
By using the smallest type as test sample with the masses of the largest type, only one test is required
to cover all BTS which have phase bars size within this bar size range because all these BTS have the
same construction and materials.
6.1.5.1 Test procedure for a straight busbar trunking unit
The test was performed on one straight trunking unit. A force equal to mass M was placed on the
middle between two supports via a square rigid piece with sides equal to the width of the trunking
system. The test object was placed horizontally. Both flatwise and edgewise were tested. The distance
between two supports is D = 1,5 m.
The mass M consists of:

1 Mass of trunking system: 12,8 kg/m
2 Feeder: 9 kg
3 Tap-off unit: 20 kg
Total mass to be placed = 12,8 x 1,5 + 9 + 20 = 48,2 kg (tested with 60 kg)
The duration of the force was 5 minutes.
There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by a power
frequency voltage of 2200 V are met.
Result: Pass
6.1.5.2 Test procedure for a joint
The test was performed on two straight trunking units connected with a joint. Supports are placed on
both sides of the joint. A force equal to mass M1 was placed on the joint via a square rigid piece with
sides equal to the width of the trunking system. The test object was placed horizontally. Both flatwise
and edgewise were tested. The distance between the supports is D = 1,5 m.
The mass M1 consists of:

1 Mass of trunking system: 12,8 kg/m
2 Feeder: 9 kg
3 Joint: 3,2 kg
4 Tap-off unit: 20 kg
Total mass to be placed = 12,8 x 1,5 + 9 + 3,2 + 20 = 51,4 kg (tested with 60 kg)
There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by a power
Result: Pass
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6.1.5.3 Resistance of enclosure to crushing
The test is performed on a straight trunking of 3 meters.

A mass equal to 4 times the weight of 1 m length was placed on the joint via a square rigid piece with
sides equal to the width of the trunking system. The test object was placed horizontally on a flat
surface. Both flatwise and edgewise were tested.
The mass consists of:

1. 4 times the linear mass of the unit: 4 x 12,8 kg/m
Total mass to be placed = 51,2 kg (tested with 60 kg)
The force was applied at four points along the straight length unit.
Result: There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by a power
Result: Pass
6.1.6 Degree of protection of assembly
The verification of the degree of protection is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.3.
The tests were made according to IEC 60529. The degree of protection for the assembly is IP54.
Pictures of the test can be found in Appendix A.
The test is carried out on a representative sample of 800 A BTS (phase bar size 95 x 6,35 mm, 3-
phase + 200% N bar + 100% PE bar connected to enclosure). The tests are deemed to cover all BTS
variants as given on page 4 because the enclosure of the BTS have the same construction and
material. The sample consists straight length + joint + straight length.
6.1.6.1 Tests for the first numeral 5
Protection against access to hazardous parts.

This test was done with a straight rigid steel wire with a diameter of 1 mm and a length of 100 mm.
The access probe was pushed against any openings of the enclosure with a test force of 1 N ± 10%.
The wire did not enter the enclosure and adequate clearance to hazardous parts was kept.
Result: Pass
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Protection against solid foreign objects.

The test was made using a dust chamber incorporating the basic principles shown in figure 2 of IEC
60529 in which talcum powder was maintained in suspension. The talcum powder used is able to pass
through a square-meshed sieve with a nominal wire diameter of 50 m and a nominal width of a gap
between wires of 75 m.
The enclosure under test was supported in its normal operating position inside the test chamber and
was not connected to a vacuum pump. Any drain-hole normally open was left open for the duration of
the test. The duration of the test was 8 hours.
After the test there was no dust found inside the enclosure.
Result: Pass
6.1.6.2 Tests for the second numeral 4
Protection against splashing water

The test was made using a spray nozzle according to fig. 5 of IEC 60529 without counterbalanced
shield. The enclosure was sprayed from all practicable directions with a rate of water flow of
10 l/min ± 5%. The duration of the test was 5 minutes.
After the test there was no water found inside the enclosure.
Result: Pass
6.1.7 Clearances and creepage distances
The verification of the creepage and clearance distances is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6,
clause 10.4.
6.1.7.1 Clearances
The clearances are checked with the impulse withstand voltage Uimp = 8 kV.
Further the clearances are measured in respect to the Uimp = 8 kV. Clearances shall be not less than
8 mm.
No clearances less than 17 mm were observed.
Result: Pass
6.1.7.2 Creepage distances
Creepage distances are verified based on the specified insulation voltage of Ui = 1000 V, pollution
degree 3 and material group IIIa. Creepage distances shall be greater than or equal to 16 mm.
No creepage distances less than 17 mm were observed.
Result: Pass
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6.1.8 Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits
6.1.8.1 Effective earth continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the assembly
and the protective circuit
The verification of the effectiveness of the earth continuity by test is done in conformity with
IEC 61439-2, clause 10.5.2.
The effectiveness of the protective circuit has been verified by measuring the voltage drop from the PE
terminal to several points of the assembly. This measurement is done by injecting a DC-current of
10 A at several points of the assembly. Subsequently the resistance is calculated.
All of the resistances are below the maximum allowed 100 mΩ, measured maximum is 17 mΩ.
Result: Pass
6.1.8.2 Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit
The verification of the short circuit strength of the protective circuit by test is done in conformity with
IEC 61439-6, clause 10.5.3.5.
The tests were performed on the 400 A BTS with smaller busbar, which are deemed to cover the 800 A
BTS with bigger busbar because they have the same construction and material. The test data are
taken over from test report 2274961.03-INC.
The BTS variants “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE” and “3-phase bar + 50% PE bar connected
to enclosure used as PE” were selected for the tests. The tests are deemed to cover all other variants
as given on page 4.
Details of the testing of the short-circuit withstand strength are given on sheets 1 and 2 in Appendix C.
The appendix also shows photos and oscillograms of the short circuit tests.
From data stated in Appendix C can be concluded that the short-circuit withstand strength of the
protective circuit complies with the specified values as given on page 3.
Schedule of tests:
BTS variant “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE”

Short-time withstand current (Icw):
L1-PE: Icw = 18 kA – 1 s, 36 kA peak (osc. 23002422
23002424)
BTS variant “3-phase bar + 50% PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE”
L1-PE: Icw = 18 kA – 1 s, 36 kA peak (osc. 23002422
23002423)
Result: Pass
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6.1.9 Internal electrical circuits and connections
The verification of the internal electrical circuits and connections is done in conformity with
IEC 61439-6, clause 10.7. The results of the verification are provided in Appendix E.
Result: Pass
6.1.10 Terminals for external conductors
The verification of the terminals for external conductors is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6,
clause 10.8. The results of the verification are provided in Appendix E.
Result: Pass
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6.2 Performance
6.2.1 Dielectric properties
The verification of the dielectric properties by test is done in conformity with and IEC 61439-6,
clause 10.9.
The BTS variant “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE” was selected for the tests. The tests are
deemed to cover all other variants as given on page 4.
Insulation voltage (Ui): 1000 V

Impulse withstand voltage (Uimp): 8 kV
6.2.1.1 Power frequency withstand test
Verification according to IEC 61439-6 clause 10.9.2.
The assembly was subjected for 60 seconds to a high voltage test with a test voltage of 2200 Vac.
No breakdown or flash-over occurred during the tests.
Test voltage between Test voltage (V) Result

L1 to L2/L3/PE 2200 Pass
PE to L1/L2/L3 2200 Pass
Table 2: Power frequency test results
Result: Pass
6.2.1.2 Impulse withstand voltage
Verification according to IEC 61439-6 clause 10.9.3.
The assembly was tested for a rated impulse withstand voltage of 8 kV. The test voltage was 9,8 kV
1,2/50 μs at sea level. The test impulse voltage was applied five times for each polarity at intervals of
1 second in the prescribed connections. No breakdown or flash-over occurred during the tests.
Test voltage between Test voltage (kV) Result

L1 to L2/L3/PE 9,8 Pass
PE to L1/L2/L3 9,8 Pass
Table 3: Impulse withstand voltage test results
Result: Pass
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6.2.2 Verification of temperature-rise
6.2.2.1 Test of a BT run
The verification of the temperature-rise is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, Clause 10.10.2.3.5.
The object under test consists of a flange + joint + straight length + joint + straight length.
The total length of the busbar trunking system is 6,5 m and placed horizontally (edgewise) on supports
approx. 1 m from the floor.
The 60 Hz current source was connected by 3 m long copper busbars of 95 x 6,35 mm to the supply
connection of the flange. Per phase 1 busbar was connected. This dimension was in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions. The assembly was loaded with 800 A.
The starpoint was mounted directly on the end of last straight length.
The temperature-rises were measured by means of thermocouples, including the ambient

temperature. The current in each phase is kept constant until thermal equilibrium is reached.
Details of the temperature-rise verification are given in Appendix B.

The tables in the appendix give the recorded temperature-rise values at steady state. The values do
not exceed the maximum allowed temperature-rise limits.
Result: Pass
6.2.3 Short-circuit withstand strength
The verification of the short-circuit withstand strength by test is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6,
clause 10.11.
The tests were performed on the 400 A BTS with smaller busbar, which are deemed to cover the 800 A
BTS with bigger busbar because they have the same construction and material. The test data are
taken over from test report 2274961.03-INC.
Phase-N Icw test of the BTS variants, which have the N bar, need not be executed because the N fulfils
the requirements of IEC61439-6 clause 10.11.5.3.5, which allow the phase-N Icw test to be omitted.
Details of the testing of the short-circuit withstand strength are given on sheet 1 in Appendix C. The
appendix also shows photos and oscillograms of the short circuit tests.
From data stated in Appendix C can be concluded that the short-circuit withstand strength complies
with the specified values as given on page 3.
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Schedule of tests:

3 phases: Icw = 30 kA – 1 s, 63 kA peak (osc. 23002403
23002404)
Result: Pass
6.2.4 Electromagnetic compatibility
The verification of the EMC tests is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.12.
According to the clause J.9.4.3 and J.9.4.4 of IEC 61439-6, the EMC tests are not required and / or
deemed to be satisfied due to the fact that the busbar trunking system does not incorporate electronic
circuits.
Result: Pass
6.2.5 Resistance to flame-propagation
The verification of resistance to flame-propagation is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6

clause 10.101.
The tests were performed on the 160 A BTS variant “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE”. The tests
are deemed to cover all BTS variants as given on page 4 because they have the same construction
and material. The test data are taken over from test report 2274961.01-INC.
Three standard busbar trunking units of the same type, having their joints oriented to the bottom end,
are placed at regular intervals on a vertical ladder into the fire test rig, every busbar trunking present a
different side orientation to the burner flame impact. The test objects were 3 meter in length with 1
joint.
The test conditions and end results are given in Table 4.
Test properties Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3
Chamber temperature (5 to 40 ºC) 20,5 ºC 20,5 ºC 25,8 ºC

Ladder types
standard ladder of (500 ± 5) mm width, type figure
800 mm
4a or a wide ladder of (800 ± 10) mm, type figure 4b
note:4a and 4b refer to standard IEC60332-2-10
Wind speed on top position of test chamber ( ≤8
7,3 m/s 7,3 m/s 7,3 m/s
m/s)
Chamber air flow (5000 ± 500 l/m) 5181 l/m 5181 l/m 5181 l/m
Burner air flow (77,8 ± 4,8 l/m) 77,2 l/m 77,2 l/m 77,2 l/m
Burner propane flow (13,5 ± 0,5 l/m) 13,4 l/m 13,4 l/m 13,4 l/m
Distance between burner and test object
75 mm 75 mm 75 mm
(75 ± 5 mm)
Distance between burner flame point and bottom of
500 mm 500 mm 500 mm
test object (500 ± 5 mm)
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Test properties Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3
Distance between burner flame point and floor of

600 mm 600 mm 600 mm
the test chamber (600 ± 5 mm)
Test duration (minutes) 40 min
Ignition of test sample No

Maximum extent of the charred portion (external or
internal) has not reached a height exceeding 2,5 m 0,74 m 0,76 m 1,10 m
above the bottom edge of the burner (m)
Table 4: Test conditions during resistance to flame propagation test
The product has been verified according the following requirements:
- The system does not ignite (the ignition of small components, which do not affect the integrity of
the busbar, may be ignored)
- The maximum extent of the charred portion (external or internal) of the busbar trunking has not
reached a height exceeding 2,5 meters above the bottom edge of the burner.
Result: Pass
6.2.6 Phase conductor and fault-loop characteristics
The verification of the phase conductor characteristics (clause 5.101) by test is done in conformity with
IEC 61439-6, Annex BB.
6.2.6.1 Phase conductor characteristics
The verification of the phase conductor characteristics by test is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6,
Annex BB.
The test setup consists of a flange and two straight lengths connected to each other by means of
joints. The determination of the resistance, reactance and impedance values of the system at the rated
current are measured at a steady state temperature at the end of the temperature rise test.
The powerloss of the trunking system is measured using the two Watt-meter method. It is derived from
the recorded currents and voltages. After that the average r.m.s. phase-to-phase voltage drop and
average r.m.s. current are recorded.
Notes regarding the characteristics:

 Zθ and Rθ are values at temperature rise test conditions at ambient temperature θ.
 R20 and Z20 are values when BTS is not operating and conductor temperature of 20 °C.
 Z and R are values when BTS is operating at Inc and ambient air temperature of 35 °C.
 X is independent from the temperature.
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Measured values
Total powerloss [P]: 913,5 W
Average r.m.s. voltage drop [U] 0,78 V
Average r.m.s. current [I] 806,8 A
Length of trunking system [L] 6m
Ambient air temperature [θ] 24,5 °C
Mean stabilized temperature-rise of the phase conductors [Δθ] 85,9 K
R20ºC dc 48,1 μΩ/m
Calculated values
[μΩ/m]
U
Z  93,3
3IL
P
R  2 78,0
3I L
X  ( Z  R )
2 2
51,2
R
R20  57,3
1  0,004 (    20 )
R  R20 [1  0,004 (35    20 )] 80,4
Z (1) 20  Z ( 2) 20  Z 20  ( R20  X 2 )
2
76,8
Z (1)  Z ( 2)  Z  ( R 2  X 2 ) 95,3
Table 5 – Phase conductor characteristics

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Appendix A IP tests
A.1 Photos of IP tests
Photo 2: After IP5X test
Photo 3: During IPX4 test

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Photo 4: Open view after IP54 test, no dust or water inside

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Note: Although not showing in the photos, transparent silicon is used along the straight length, where two
half of the enclosure are connected to each other.
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Appendix B Temperature-rise test
B.1 Temperature rise test results
Table 6: Temperature rise test results

Test object: Mini-way (Data-way), 800 A
Test current: 800 A
Temp Max.
Thermo-
Description Phase rise allowed
couple
[K] [K]
2 Terminal A Up L1 34 70
3 Terminal B Up L2 35 70
4 Terminal C Up L3 39 70
5 1st Joint Conductor A L1 66 95
6 1st Joint Conductor B L2 70 95
7 1st Joint Conductor C L3 66 95
8 1st Joint Cover A side 14 55
9 1st Joint Cover Up 20 55
10 1st Joint Cover C side 13 55
11 1st Joint Cover Down 14 55
12 1st Internal Conductor A L1 85 95
13 1st Internal Conductor B L2 88 95
14 1st Internal Conductor C L3 86 95
15 Straight length 1 Housing A side UP 23 55
16 Straight length 1 Housing Up 25 55
17 Straight length 1 Housing C side Up 21 55
18 Straight length 1 Housing Down 18 55
19 2nd Joint Conductor A L1 79 95
20 2nd Joint Conductor B L2 85 95
21 2nd Joint Conductor C L3 80 95
22 2nd Joint Cover A side 18 55
23 2nd Joint Cover Up 25 55
24 2nd Joint Cover C side 15 55
25 2nd Joint Cover Down 15 55
26 2nd Internal Conductor A. L1 84 95
27 2nd Internal Conductor B. L2 87 95
28 2nd Internal Conductor C. L3 86 95
29 Straight length 2 Housing A side Up 21 55
30 Straight length 2 Housing Up 23 55
31 Straight length 2 Housing C side up 21 55
32 Straight length 2 Housing Down 17 55
Ambient temperature 25 ºC
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B.2 Position of thermocouples for temperature rise setup
Photo 7: Thermocouple locations

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B.3 Photos of temperature rise tests
Photo 8: Test setup for temperature rise test, supply side view
Photo 9: Test setup for temperature rise test, star point side view
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Appendix C Short-circuit withstand strength test
C.1 Short circuit withstand test results
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Certification B.V. Short-circuit withstand tests 16-05-2023 1
Object Mini-way (Data-way), 400 A
Test
Current Remarks
voltage
Osc thermal
peak rms duration
no equivalent [V]
[kA] [kA] [s]
for 1 s
Mini-way (Data-way), 400 A, “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE” variant

3 phase under test
Calibration
64,0 29,3 30,5
Rms current at 0,1 s after current
23002403 54,1 29,2 1,08 30,4 1054
initiation
54,2 29,3 30,4
L1: 30,3 kA, L2: 30,2 kA, L3: 30,2 kA
60,4 28,5 Peak current and rms current tests
23002404 51,9 28,8 1,09 - 1054
51,6 28,5 Pass
Mini-way (Data-way), 400 A, “3-phase bar + enclosure used as PE” variant

L1 – PE under test
Calibration
23002422 37,1 18,2 1,02 - 588
Peak current and rms current tests

Phase to PE resistance
measurement at 10 Adc before test:
0,93 mΩ
23002424 35,3 17,9 1,02 - 588
measurement at 10 Adc after test:
0,90 mΩ
Pass
Phase values are to be read for 3-phase test: A Supply  L3(T) Object
B Supply  L2(S) Object
C Supply  L1(R) Object
Phase values are to be read for phase test-PE: A Supply  L1(T) Object
B Supply  PE Object
Dielectric test at 2200 Vac - 60 s after tests: Pass

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Certification B.V. Short-circuit withstand tests 16-05-2023 2
Object Mini-way (Data-way), 400 A
Test
Current Remarks
voltage
Osc thermal
peak rms duration
no equivalent [V]
[kA] [kA] [s]
for 1 s
Mini-way (Data-way), 400 A, “3-phase bar + 50% PE bar connected to enclosure used as PE” variant
L1 – PE under test
Calibration
23002422 37,1 18,2 1,02 - 588
Peak current and rms current tests

measurement at 10 Adc before test:
1,86 mΩ
23002423 35,3 17,7 1,02 - 588
measurement at 10 Adc after test:
1,84 mΩ
Pass
Phase values are to be read for 3-phase test: A Supply  L3(T) Object
B Supply  L2(S) Object
C Supply  L1(R) Object
Phase values are to be read for phase test-PE: A Supply  L1(T) Object
B Supply  PE Object
Dielectric test at 2200 Vac - 60 s after tests: Pass

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C.2 Test circuit diagrams
TEST CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

Short-circuit laboratory
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C.3 Oscillograms
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C.4 Photos of short-circuit withstand tests
Photo 10: 3-phase Icw test, supply connection
Photo 11: 3-phase Icw test

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Photo 12: L1 - PE (Enclosure) Icw test, supply connection
Photo 13: L1 - PE (Enclosure) Icw test

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Photo 14: L1 – 50% PE bar Icw test, supply connection
Photo 15: L1 – 50% PE bar Icw test

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Photo 16: Joint after 3-phase Icw test, open view
Photo 17: Insulating supports after 3-phase Icw test

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Appendix D Product information

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Appendix E Compliance with design requirements
Compliance declared by the manufacturer.
IEC 61439-6
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
8.6 Internal electrical circuits and connections P
8.6.1 Main circuits P
The busbars (bare or insulated) are arranged in P
such a manner that an internal short-circuit is not to
be expected.
They are rated at least in accordance with the P
information concerning the short-circuit withstand
strength (see 9.3) and designed to withstand at least
the short-circuit stresses limited by the protective
device(s) on the supply side of the busbars.
Within one section, the conductors (including P
distribution busbars) between the main busbars and
the supply side of functional units as well as the
components included in these units may be rated on
the basis of the reduced short-circuit stresses
occurring on the load side of the respective short-
circuit protective device within each unit, provided
that these conductors are arranged so that under
normal operation an internal short-circuit between
phases and/or between phases and earth is not to
be expected (see 8.6.4).
Unless otherwise agreed between the BTS P
manufacturer and the user, the minimum cross-
sectional area of the neutral within a three phase
and neutral circuit is:
- For circuits with a phase conductor cross-sectional N/A
area up to and including 16 mm2, 100% of that of
the corresponding phases.
- For circuits with a phase conductor cross-sectional 100% of phase bar P
area above 16 mm², 50% of that of the
2
corresponding phases with a minimum of 16 mm .
It is assumed that the neutral currents do not exceed P
50% of the phase currents.
8.6.2 Auxiliary circuits N/A
The design of the auxiliary circuits takes into N/A
account the supply earthing system and ensures
that an earth-fault or a fault between a live part and
an exposed conductive part does not cause
unintentional dangerous operation.
In general, auxiliary circuits are protected against N/A
the effects of short circuits.
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However, a short-circuit protective device is not N/A

provided if its operation is liable to cause a danger.
In such a case, the conductors of auxiliary circuits
are arranged in such a manner that a short-circuit is
not to be expected (see 8.6.4).
8.6.3 Bare and insulated conductors P
The connections of current-carrying parts do not P
suffer undue alteration as a result of normal
temperature rise, ageing of the insulating materials
and vibrations occurring in normal operation.
The effects of thermal expansion and of the P
electrolytic action in the case of dissimilar metals,
and the effects of the endurance of the materials to
the temperatures attained, are taken into
consideration
Connections between current-carrying parts are P
established by means that ensure a sufficient and
durable contact pressure.
If verification of temperature rise is carried out on the N/A
basis of tests (see 10.10.2) the selection of
conductors and their cross-sections used inside the
BTS is the responsibility of the BTS manufacturer.
If verification of temperature rise is made following N/A
the rules of 10.10.3, the conductors have a minimum
cross-section according to
IEC 60364-5-52. Examples on how to adapt this
standard for conditions inside an BTS are given in
the tables included in Annex H.
In the case of insulated solid or flexible conductors: N/A
– They are rated for at least the rated insulation N/A
voltage (see 5.2.3) of the circuit concerned.
– Conductors connecting two termination points N/A
have no intermediate joint, e.g. spliced or soldered.
– Conductors with only basic insulation are N/A
prevented from coming into contact with bare live
parts at different potentials.
– Contact of conductors with sharp edges are N/A
prevented.
- Supply conductors to apparatus and measuring N/A
instruments in covers or doors are so installed that
no mechanical damage can occur to the
conductors as a result of movement of these
covers or doors.
– Soldered connections to apparatus are permitted N/A
in BTS only in cases where provision is made for
this type of connection on the apparatus and the
specified type of conductor is used.
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- For apparatus other than those mentioned above, N/A

soldering cable lugs or soldered ends of stranded
conductors are not acceptable under conditions of
heavy vibration. In locations where heavy vibrations
exist during normal operation, for example in the
case of dredger and crane operation, operation on
board ships, lifting equipment and locomotives,
attention is given to the support of conductors.
– Generally only one conductor is connected to a N/A
terminal; the connection of two or more conductors
to one terminal is permissible only in those cases
where the terminals are designed for this purpose.
The dimensioning of solid insulation between N/A
separate circuits are based on the circuit of highest
rated insulation voltage.
8.6.4 Selection and installation of non-protected live conductors to reduce the N/A
possibility of short-circuits
Live conductors in an BTS that are not protected by N/A
short-circuit protective devices (see 8.6.1 and 8.6.2)
are selected and installed throughout the entire BTS
in such a manner that an internal short-circuit
between phases or between phase and earth is a
remote possibility. See Table 4.
Non-protected live conductors selected and installed N/A
as in Table 4 and having a SCPD on the load side
do not exceed 3 m in length.
8.6.5 Identification of the conductors of main and auxiliary circuits N/A
With the exception of the cases mentioned in 8.6.6, N/A
the method and the extent of identification of
conductors, for example by arrangement, colours or
symbols, on the terminals to which they are
connected or on the end(s) of the conductors
themselves, is the responsibility of the BTS
manufacturer and is in agreement with the
indications on the wiring diagrams and drawings.
Where appropriate, identification according to IEC N/A
60445 and IEC 60446 are applied
8.6.6 Identification of the protective conductor (PE, PEN) and of the neutral P
conductor (N) of the main circuits
The protective conductor is readily distinguishable P
by location and/or marking or colour.
If identification by colour is used, it is only green and N/A
yellow (twin-coloured), which is strictly reserved for
the protective conductor.
When the protective conductor is an insulated N/A
single-core cable, this colour identification is used,
preferably throughout the whole length.
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Any neutral conductor of the main circuit is readily P

distinguishable by location and/or marking or colour.
If identification by colour only is used, it is blue (see
IEC 60446).
8.6.101 Correct connection between BTS units P
BTUs are designed as to ensure correct connection P
between the conductors of adjacent units forming a
BTS (power circuits, auxiliary and communication
circuits, PE…). This requirement may be achieved
by proper identification of each connection.
BTUs and tap-off units are designed as to ensure N/A
correct connection between their conductors (power
circuits, auxiliary and communication circuits, PE…).
This requirement is achieved by insertion interlocks
(see 3.2.5 of Part 1).
8.8 Terminals for external conductors P
The BTS manufacturer indicates whether the P
terminals are suitable for connection of copper or
aluminium conductors, or both.
The terminals are such that the external conductors P
may be connected by a means (screws, connectors,
etc.) which ensures that the necessary contact
pressure corresponding to the current rating and the
short-circuit strength of the apparatus and the circuit
is maintained.
In the absence of a special agreement between the P
BTS manufacturer and the user, terminals are
capable of accommodating copper conductors from
the smallest to the largest cross-sectional areas
corresponding to the appropriate rated current (see
Annex A).
Where aluminium conductors are to be terminated, N/A
the type, size and termination method of the
conductors are as agreed between the BTS
manufacturer and the user.
In the case where external conductors for electronic N/A
circuits with low level currents and voltages (less
than 1 A and less than 50 V a.c. or 120 V d.c.) have
to be connected to an BTS, Table A.1 does not
apply.
The available wiring space permits proper P
connection of the external conductors of the
indicated material and, in the case of multicore
cables, spreading of the cores.
The conductors are not subjected to stresses P
Unless otherwise agreed between the BTS P
manufacturer and the user, on three-phase and
neutral circuits, terminals for the neutral conductor
allow the connection of copper conductors having a
current-carrying capacity:
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– equal to half the current-carrying capacity of the 100% of phase conductor P

phase conductor, with a minimum of 16 mm2, if the
size of the phase conductor exceeds 16 mm2;
– equal to the full current-carrying capacity of the N/A
phase conductor, if the size of the latter is less than
or equal to 16 mm2.
If connecting facilities for incoming and outgoing PE P
neutral, protective and PEN conductors are
provided; they are arranged in the vicinity of the
associated phase conductor terminals.
Openings in cable entries, cover plates, etc., are so N/A
designed that, when the cables are properly
installed, the stated protective measures against
contact and degree of protection are obtained.
The terminals for external protective conductors are P
marked according to IEC 60445.
The terminals for external protective conductors PE P
(PE, PEN) and metal sheathing of connecting
cables (steel conduit, lead sheath, etc.) are, where
required, bare and, unless otherwise specified,
suitable for the connection of copper conductors.
A separate terminal of adequate size is provided for P
the outgoing protective conductor(s) of each circuit.
Unless otherwise agreed between the BTS Same as phase terminal P
manufacturer and the user, terminals for protective
conductors allow the connection of copper
conductors having a cross-section depending on the
cross-section of the corresponding phase
conductors according to Table 5.
In the case of enclosures and conductors of Aluminium alloy P
aluminium or aluminium alloys, particular Electrostatic spraying
consideration are given to the danger of electrolytic paint for aluminium alloy
corrosion. enclosure

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TEST CERTIFICATE

Issued to: LS Cable & System Ltd.

For the product: Low-voltage busbar trunking system (aluminium busbar)

Trade name: LS Cable & System

Type/Model: Mini-way (Data-way)

Ratings: Inc 800 A, Icw 30 kA – 1 s (3-phase)

Manufactured by: LS Cable & System Ltd.

Subject: Design verification

Requirements: IEC 61439-6:2012

Arnhem, 15 November 2023 Number: 2274961.104

DEKRA Certification B.V.

© Integral publication of this certificate and adjoining reports is allowed

Overview of product evaluation according to IEC 61439-6:

Busbars 3-phase 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium conductor per phase

Applicant : LS Cable & System Ltd.

Application Date : 04 April 2023

Order Number : 227496100-INC

Product : Low-voltage busbar trunking system

Trade name : LS Cable & System

Type/Model : Mini-way (Data-way)

Arnhem, 15 November 2023

Manufacturer/ : LS Cable & System Ltd.

Subject : Design verification

Requirements : IEC 61439-6:2012 for use in conjunction with IEC 61439-1:2011

Conclusion : The product complies with the specified requirements

© DEKRA Certification B.V. All rights reserved

Low-voltage busbar trunking system (BTS)

Trademark : LS Cable & System

2.1 Tested characteristics

Rated operational voltage (Ue) : 1000 V

Phase conductor characteristics:

2.2 Declared characteristics by manufacturer

Photo 1: Overview of busway

Dimensions busbar trunking system : length maximum 3 meters (one straight

Dimensions 3-phase, each : 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium

Dimensions neutral : 95 x 6,35 mm tin plated aluminium

Dimensions PE : 95 x 3 mm tin plated aluminium,

Torque on bolts in joint : Break-off bolt is used. The specified break-off

4 Summary of design verifications

Clause 10.2 Strength of materials and parts

Clause 10.9 Dielectric properties

Location of the tests

Tests were carried out by

R.A.T. Fooy DEKRA Certification B.V., Arnhem, the Netherlands

Manufacturer's representatives during tests

Aaron Park LS Cable & System Ltd., Gumi, Republic of Korea

The tests were witnessed by

F. Fu DEKRA Certification B.V., Arnhem, the Netherlands

General notes on tests

The frequency during the tests was 50 Hz.

The tests are conducted in from May to October of 2023.

6.1.1 Verification of resistance to corrosion

Object under test: a busway with a length of 1 m and a joint.

The test consists of:

All materials comply with the requirements.

Insulating material Description Glow wire Remark

Busbar support 960 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish in

Straight length end 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish

Feeder block 650 ºC Flames and glowing extinguish

Insulating material Description Glow wire Remark

Table 1: Glow wire test results

6.1.3 Mechanical impact

6.1.5 Ability to withstand mechanical loads

6.1.5.1 Test procedure for a straight busbar trunking unit