TEST CERTIFICATE Issued to: LS Cable & System Vietnam Co., Ltd, Nhon Trach Il - Loc Khang Industrial Zone Nhon Trach District, Dong Nai Province Hiep Phuoc Village Vietnam For the product: Low-voltage busbar trunking system (aluminium busbar) Trade name: LS Cable & System TypelModet | Series (Al-Al 4000 A) Ratings: 4000 A at 50 Hz, ley 150 KA ~ 1 5 (3-pk 1P54, Up 1000 V, U; 1000 V, Ui For more details see annex Manufacturer: LS Cable & System: 228, Suchul- daero Republic of Korea Subject: Design verification Requirements; IEC 6143962012, Clauses: 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10,5, 10.7, Annex BB Wy Remarks i ‘This Test Certificate is granted on account of an examination by DEKRA, the results of in report no. 2231504,08-INC, dated 28 March 2019. MY) ‘The examination has been carried out on one single specimen of the product, sub ‘manufacturer. The Attestation does not include an assessment of the manufacturer’ Conformity ha prensa eto DEN oh i a yy Amhem, 28 March 2019 Number, 2231504108 hy DEKRA Certification BV. H.L. Schendstok Certification Manager © Integral pubkcation of thie cetfesta and adjoining reports i allowed DEKRA Certiicaton B.V. Meander 1051, 6825 NJ Amnom P.O. Box $185, 6802 ED Arnhem, The Netherlands T +91 86 96 88000 F +31 68:96 83100 wwn.detracertiicaion.com Company registration 08085386BD DEKRA ANNEX TO DEKRA TEST CERTIFICATE 2231504.108 Page 1 of 2 envi ing to IEC 1439-6: TEC. 614396 | clause description ‘Tested ratings Results Clause 702 ‘Senge otmateral and pare 1022 [Resistance to corrosion, Severiy test A mndoor Pass 7102.5 | Prepares of nsuising materials 702.32 | Verification of eseianco of nsvlaing Treulaing materia relanng curent carving | Pass materials to abnormal heat and fre du to | pare in pesiion: 060 °C intemal electric eects thor insulating materiale: 650 °C 702s iting Pa 7028 Mechanical pact Tw Pass 7027 Marking Pass 102.107 | Abily to witstend mechanical ease. 702.101.1 | Test procedure fora sight busbar tanking | Nommalioads Pass unit TOZOTE_| Test proceaure ro aT omar ioade Pa 7102 101.3 | Resistance ofthe encisure @ cusning | Normat toads Pass. 703 Degree of proiection of assembly 54 Pass Toa Clearances and creopage distancoe ‘Cearancee > Brim, based on Ump= BK, | Pass CGreepage cstances > 16 mm, basea on i= 1000 V, polation degree 3, material group ila TE Protection against oeSne hock ana Weg ‘ot protective orcs TET fective earth contuiy belveen ie Resatance 070 Pass ‘exposed condictve pats ofthe assembiy and the protective arcu TES Shor-orouk wihetend evengh ofthe Tew OAT Paes protective cicut Tor, Intemalelocvical ruts and somnectons Pa 708 “Terminal for extemal conductors Pace 708. Dielectric properties 1082 Power-fequency wihstand veage UIGOOV, Pass 40.83 Impulse wistard voliage imp 8KV Pass 10.10 ‘Vefcation of temperate ise 1010735 | Test ofa BT run Taea0o0 Ral SOHE Pas 7047 ‘Shore win Seer “Epnase low 1S0KATTS Pass Ne iow 20KA-15 Toe lasromagnele Sompaveiy (EMC) Noalederie devices Pas No tests ara nacassa To.101 | "Reststanc 16 Tame propagation Flame application time 407 Fase ‘annex BE | Phase conductor charactersice Pass x "3 Ze Z=Zy=Zp warm 187 1565 2051 52 2197 "The ratod cufant was Tested aT 60 Hz, According To IEC 814367 ZOTT cause 1010.31, te rated cue covered by the test 3160 Hz Product details: Busha Siphase_| 17x 6 mmx 2 mylar eulaod alumarium conduclor par phase ‘Newal|176°x8 mm-x2 mylar insulated aluminium conductor “Aluminio ay. ioeness 7S mm weed as PEANNEX TO DEKRA TEST CERTIFICATE 2231504,108 Production sites: LS Cable & System Ltd. 228, Suchul- daero Gumi-si 39369 Gyeongsangbuk-do Republic of Korea LS Cable & System Vietnam Co., Ltd. Nhon Trach Il Loc Khang Industrial Zone Nhon Trach District, Dong Nai Province Hiep Phuoc Village Vietnam D DEKRA Page 2 of 2DB DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504.09-INC Page 1 of 43 Applicant LS Cable & System Vietnam Co., Ltd, Nhon Trach I= Loc Khang Industrial Zone Nhon [rach Listnct, Dong Nai Province Hiep Phuoc Village Vietnam Application Date 24 September 2018 (Order Number 2281504001NC. Product Low-voltage busbar trunking system (aluminium busbar) Trade name LS Cable & System ‘TypeiModel | Series (AlAI 4000 A) ‘Amhem, 28 March 2019 Manufacturer LS Cable & System Ltd 228, Suchul- daero, Gumi-si 39969 Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea Production sites LS Cable & System Lid. _LS Cable & System Vietnam Co., Lid. 228, Suchul- daero Nhon Trach Il - Loc Khang Industrial Zone Gumi-si Nhon Trach District, Dong Nai Province 39969 Gyeongsangouk-do Hep Phuoc Village Republic of Korea Vietnam Subject Design verification Requirements IEC 61439-6:2012 Clauses: 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10.2.35, 10.11, 10.12, 10.101, Annex BB Conclusion The product complies with the specified requirements Tested by CC. Burger LES Checked by Verhagen Plowtgf— bur © DEKRA Centication 8. A ights reserved Products may only bo provod with a qualty mark or put onthe market ae approved DEKRA Certfcatin E.V. has expciy granted Uheghtto cay 2 quakly mark, DEKRA Cericaton BV. andlor is substaras are not Inte for any sree o indirect, ineiental or consequential loss onginating livough or because ofthe use of the infomation ocala fom tis dacument or due tothe Impossbily of using that Information o& dat. “The contents ofthis report may not be made available to a third party other than as an enty provides withthe eforementoned designations with respect o copyright and babi, DEKRA Certcaton &V. Meander 1051, 8825 My Amhom P.O. Bex 5186, 6802 ED Arnhem, The Netherlands +31 88.96 83000 F “31 88 96 83100 wum.dekracerifeation.com Company registration 09085396D DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231804.09-INC Page 2 of 43 Table of contents + Subject. 8 2 Interface characteristics wn 2.1 Tested characteristics 3 22 Declared characteristics by manufacturer 3 3 Object identification 4 4 Summary of design verifications. 5 5 General items. 6 6 Design verification, oth 6.1 Construction 7 6.1.1 Verification of resistance to corrosion .. 7 61.2 Verification of the resistance of insulating materials to abnormal heat and fire 7 61.3 Lifting ait eel 8 6.1.4 Mechanical impact... a8 615 Marking... 8 6.1.6 Ability to withstand mechanical loads... 8 6.1.7 Degree of protection of assembly. 40 6.1.8 Clearances and creepage distances... 11 6.1.9 Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits. 14 6.1.10 _Intemel electrical circuits and connections. 12 6.4.11 Terminals for external conductors, 12 62 Performance. 13 62.1 Dielectric properties... 1B 6.2.2 Verification of temperature-rise.. ices Fi ea 62.3 Short-crcuit withstand strength. 14 624 Electromagnetic compatibility 14 6.2.5 — Resistance to flame-propagation 15 626 Phase conductor characteristics. 16 Appendix A IP tests, At ‘Appendix B — Temperature-rise test. Ba B2 B3 ‘Appendix C — Short-circuit withstand strength test Appendix D Product information ‘Appendix E Compliance with design requirements... Photos of IP tests. Temperature rise test results... Position of thermocouples for temperature rise setup Photos of temperature rise testsDEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231804,09-INC 5D DEKRA Page 3 of 43, Low-voltage busbar trunking system (BTS) ‘Product information Trademark Type 2 Interface characteristics 24 Tested characteristics Rated operational voltage (Us) Rated insulation voltage (U) Rated impulse withstand voltage (Ure) Rated current (In) Rated short-circuit withstand strength (ly and I.) Degree of protection Mechanical impact protection Raled frequency (f,) ‘Ambient Air Temperature Indoor and/or outdoor installation Ability to withstand mechanical loads Resistance to flame propagation Phase conductor characteristics: x Rao R 2x Z=Zn=Za, Notes regarding the characteristics, LS Cable & System Series (Al-Al 4000 A) 1900 v 1000 V BkV 4000 A at 50 Hz S-phase 150 kA~ 1 s with a peak of 330 kA Neutral 90 kA~ 1 s with 2 peak of 198 kA PE 90 kA~1 s with a peak of 198 kA p54 1K10 50 Hz “°C to +40 °C Indoor Normal loads 40 min [wom] 787 15,65 20,51 17,52 21,97 + Rin and Z» are values when BTS is not operating and conductor temperature of 20 °C. + Zand R are values when BTS is operating at In. nd ambient air temperature of 35 °C. * X's independent from the temperature, Note: ‘The rated current was tested at 60 Hz. According to IEC 61439-1: 2011 clause 10.10.31, the rated current at 50 Hz can be covered by the test at 60 Hz, 2.2 Pollution Degree: Earthing system For skilled or ordinary person Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) classification Declared characteristics by manufacturer 3 PE Skilled person Environment AD DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504,09.1NC Page 4 of 43 3 Object identification Photo 1: Overview Dimensions busbar trunking system dimensions 118 x 817 mm, length maximum 3 meters (one straight length) horizontal mounting with bars positioned from left to right, L3, L2, Lt end N (edgewise) Dimensions 3-phase, each 175 x 6 mm x 2, mylar film insulated aluminium Dimensions neutral 175 x 6 mm x 2, mylar film insulated aluminium Dimensions PE Enclosure is used as PE, Aluminium alloy Torque on bolts in joint 89,1 Nm All other dimensions are stated in the drawings included in this report. For drawings see Appendix D.D DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 5 of 43 4 ‘Summary of design vetifications Construction: Clause 10.2 Strength of materials end parts = Clause 10.2.2 Verification of resistance to corrosion = Clause 10.2.3, Properties of insulating materials - Clause 10.2.5, Lifting - Clause 10.26 Mechanical impact - Clause 10.27, Marking = Clause 10.2101 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 Intemal elecirical circuits and connections Clause 10.8 Terminals for external conductors Performance: Clause 10.9 Dielectric properties Clause 10.10 Verification of temperature rise = Clause 10.10.2.3.8 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BD DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504.09INC Page 6 of 43 6 General Location of the tests ‘The verfication of resistance to corrosion tests, 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 short-circuit tests were carried out at VEIKI-VNL Electric Large Laboratories Ltd. Testing Laboratory in Budapest, Hungary All other tests were carried out at the LS Cable & System laboratory in Gumi, Republic of Korea, Tests were carried out by Tae-Seen Lee LS Cable & System Ltd., Gumi, Republic of Korea Tibor Nagy VEIKFVNL Electric Large Laboratories Ltd. Testing Laboratory Budapest, Hungary AAPM. van Vught DEKRA Certification B.V., Amhem, the Netherlands “The tests were witnessed by C.C. Burger DEKRA Certification B.V., Arnhem, the Netherlands General notes on tests ‘The frequency during the tests was 60 Hz. All tests conducted in the LS Cable & System laboratory were performed in November 2018. ‘The short-circuit withstand tests (clauses 10.6.3 and 10.11) were conducted in November 2018, ‘The strength of materials and parts tests (clauses 10.2.2 and 10.2.3) were conducted from April to May 2018 and are taken over from DEKRA Test Report 2227472.01-INC issued on 17 September 2018, ‘The degree of protection tests (clause 10.3) were conducted in May 2017 and are teken over from DEKRA Test Report 2217139.11-INC issued on 5 September 2017. ‘The conclusion and results stated in this report are based on a non-recurrent examination of the sample(s) provided by the applicant.D DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 7 of 43 6 Design verification 64 Construction 644 Verification of resistance to corrosion ‘The verification of the resistance to corrosion is done in conformity with IEC 6149-6, clause 10.2.2.2, severity test A. Objects under test’ End plate Center block Double head bolt Disk spring (rear side) Disk spring (front side) AL cuter plate (joint kit) Steel bolt (zinc coated) Steel nut (zinc coated) 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), ate temperature of (25 # 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 resistence of insulating meterials to abnormal heat and fire is done in conformity with IEC 61439.6, clause 10.2.2.2. ‘The glow-wire test was done on all insulating materials. inline with IEC 60895-2-10 and IEC 60695-2-11. Insulating materials retaining current-carrying parts in position were tested at 2 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 piace 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 result. Tnsulating material Glow wire [Remark Insulation plate (PC) 960°C | Flames and glowing extinguish in 2 s after removal of the glow-wire. PET fim 50°C | No visible flame and sustained glowing Table 1: Glow wire test results All materials comply with the requirements. Result: PassD> DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.08.1NC Page 8 of 43 61.3 Lifting ‘The verification of the lifting is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.2.5, ‘These tests were performed on the | Series (Al-Al 630 A) (For detail ofthis BTS, refer to test report 2231504.01-INC) with the masses of the | Series (Al-Al 5000 A). In this way only one testis required to cover all | Series (Al-Al) in the range from 630 A to 5000 A because all BTS have the same construction and materials ‘The maximum lifted weight is 134,3 kg. The test weight is 1,25 times 134,3 kg which Is 167,9 kg. The lifting straps were attached on both ends of the 3 m straight length, ‘The sample was raised smoothly without jerk in a vertical plane to the height of 100 om from standstill position, and then lowered in the same manner to a standstill position. This test was conducted in total 3 times. ‘Then the sample was raised up and suspended for 30 min at the height of 100 cm, Then the sample was raised smoothly without jerk in a vertical plane to the height of 100 om from standstill position and moved 10 m horizontally, then lowered to a standstill position. Also this test was conducted in total 3 times, During the test, with the test weight in place, the sample showed no deflection and after test showed no ‘crack or distortion to normal or corrected vision. Result: Pass 6.1.4 Mechanical impact ‘The mechanical impact test is performed in conformity with IEC 61438-6, clause 10.2.6 and IEC 62262 ‘This test was performed on the representative sample | Series (Al-Al 2000 A) (for detail of this BTS, refer to test report 2231504.06-INC). This BTS has the widest construction and is deemed to cover all other | Series (Al-Al) in the range from 630 A to 8000 A, ‘The test equipment consists of a test hammer as described in IEC 60068-2-75 suitable for the Gimensions 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 eneray was achieved with 2 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 61.5 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 16 s with a piece of cloth soaked in water and then for 18 s with 4 piece of cloth soaked with petroleum spirit. Alter the test the marking was legible to normal or corrected vision without additional magnification, Result: PassD> DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504.09.INC Page 9 of 43, 6.1.6 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, ‘These tests were performed on the | Series (Al-Al 2500 A) (for detail of this BTS, refer to test report 2231504,07-INC) with the masses of the | Series (Al-Al 5000 A). In this way only one testis required 10 cover all | Series (Al-Al) in the range from 2500 A to 5000 A because all BTS have the same construction and materials. 6.1.6.1 Test procedure for a straight busbar trunking unit “The test wes performed on one straight trunking unit. force equal to mass M was placed on the middle between two supports vie a square rigid piece with sides equal to the with of the trunking system. The test object was placed horizontally and edgewise. The distance between two supports is D = 2 m. ‘The mass M consists of 1 Mass of trunking system: 44,7 kg/m 2 Feeder 48,45 kg 3 Tapoff unit 37 kg Total mass to be placed = 44,7 x 2 + 48,45 + 37 = 174,85 kg (lested with 180 kg) ‘The duration ofthe force was § minutes. Result: There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by a power frequency voltage of 2200 V are met. Result; Pass 6.1.6.2 Test procedure for ajoint ‘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 M, 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 and edgewise. ‘The distance between the supports is D = 1 meter. ‘The mass M; consists of 1 Mass of trunking system: 44,7 kgim 2 Feeder. 48,45 kg 3 Joint 12,3 kg 4 Tap-off unit: 37 kg Total mass to be placed = 44,7 x 1 + 48,45 + 12,3 + 37 = 142,45 kg (tested with 160 kg) The duration of the force was § minutes. Result: There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by @ power frequency voltage of 2200 V are met, Result: Pass.D DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504.09.INC. Page 10 of 43, 6.1.6.3 Resistance of enclosure to crushing ‘The verification of the ability to withstand mechanical loads is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.2.101, ‘A mass equal to 4 times the weight of 1 m length was placed on the joint via @ square rigid piece with sides equal to the width ofthe trunking system. The test cbject was placed edgewise and was placed horizontally on a fat surface, ‘The mass consists of: 1. times the linear mass of the unit: 4 x 44,7 kgim Total mass to be placed = 178.8 kg (tested with 199 kg) ‘The force was applied at four points along the straight length unit. ‘The duration of the force was 5 minutes. Result: There was no deformation of the trunking system. The requirements of verification by a power frequency voltage of 2200 V are met. Result Pass 6.1.7 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 IP5¢. Pictures of the test can be found in Appendix A. The testis carried out on a representative sample of type I Series (Al-Al 6300 A) (for detail ofthis BTS, refer to test roport 2217739. 11-INC). This type is representative for all | Series (Al-Al) in the range from 630 A to 6300 A because all BTS enclosures have the same construction and materials. The sample consists of straight length + joint + straight length. 6.1.7.1 Tests for the first numeral § Protection against acoess to hazardous parts, This test was cone 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 x 10%. The wire did not enter the enclosure and adequate clearance to hazardous parts was kept. Result Pass Protection against solic 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 @ square-meshed sieve with a nominal wire diameter of 50 um and a nominal width of a gap between wires of 75 um, ‘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D DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231804,09.INC Page 11 of 43 6.1.7.2 Tests for the second numeral 4 Protection against splashing water “The test was made using a spray nozzle according to fig. § of IEC 60529 without counterbalanced shield. The enclosure was sprayed from all practicable directions with a rate of water flow of 10 limin + 5%, The duration of the test was § minutes. ‘After the test there was no water found inside the enclosure. Result: Pass 6.1.8 Clearances and creepage distances ‘The verification of the creepage and clearance distances is done in conformity with IEC 61439-6, clause 10.4. 6.1.81 Clearances ‘The clearances are checked with the impulse withstand voltage Ung = 8 KV. Further the clearances are measured in respect to the Upp = 8 KV. Cleatances shall be not less than 8mm. No clearances less than 17 mm were observed. Result: Pass 6.1.8.2 Creepage distances Creepage distances are verified based on the specified insulation voltage of U, = 1000 V, pollution degree 3 and material group Illa, Creepage distances shall be greater than or equal to 16 mm, No creepage distances less than 17 mm were observed, Result: Pass 6.1.9 Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits 6.1.9.1 Effective earth continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the assembly and the protective circuit ‘The verification ofthe 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-cutrent of 100 A at several points of the assembly, Subsequently the resistance is calculated. All of the resistances are below the maximum allowed 100 mQ, measured maximum is 0,137 m9. Result: PassD DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231604,09NC Page 12 of 43 6.1.9.2 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 1.5.3.8, Details of the testing of the short-circuit withstand strength are given 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: ‘Shorttime withstand current (lo): L1-PE: l= 90KA-15, 198kApeak (osc. BJL 2203) Result: Pass 6.1.40 Internal electrical circuits and connections “The verification ofthe internal electrical circuits and connections is done in conformity with IEC 61438-6, clause 10.7. The results of the verification are provided in Appendix E Result Pass 6.1.11 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D DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231604.09.INC Page 13 of 43, 62 Performance 624 Dielectric properties ‘The verification of the dielectric properties by test is done in conformity with and IEC 61439-6, clause 10.9, Insulation voltage (U): 1000 V Impulse withstand voltage (Ug): 8 KV 6.2.1.1 Power frequency withstand test Verification according to IEC 61439-6 clause 10.9.2 ‘The assembly was subjected during 60 seconds to a high voltage test with a test voltage of 2200 Vac. No breakdown or flash-over occurred during the tests, Li to L2/L3/N/PE. 2200 Pass LZ to LI/L3IN/PE 2200 Pass L3 fo LI/L2/N/PE 2200 Pass Nio LI/L2/L3/PE 2200 Pass PE to L1/L2/L3/N 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 busbar trunking system was tested for a rated impulse withstand voltage of 8 KV. With the manufacturers agreement, the test was done using a de voltage of 9,8 KV at sea level. ‘The de voltage was applied once for each polarity for a duration sufficient for the magnitude to be ascertained, the duration was not less than 15 ms or greater than 100 ms. ‘The overcurrent relay did not operate and there was no disruptive discharge during the tests No breakdown or flash-over occurred during the tests. Test voltage between | Test voltage (kvde) | Result Lito L2/L3INIPE 38 [Pass L210 Li/L3INPE 9.8 Pass U3 to LA/L2INIPE 38 Pass Nto LA/L2/.3/PE 28 Pass PE to LiM2i.3iN 28 Pass Table 3: Impulse withstand voltage test results Result: PassDB DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504,09:INC Page 14 of 43 6.2.2 Verification of tomperature-rise 62.21 Test ofaBTrun ‘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 6,7 m and placed horizontally (edgewise) on supports ‘approx. 1 m from the floor. ‘The 60 Hz current source was connected by 3 m long black painted copper busbars of 170x5 mmx 4 per phase to the supply connection of the flange. This dimension was in accordance with the ‘manufacturers instructions, The assembly was loaded with 3800 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 equiliorium 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 623 — 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 Details of the testing of the short-circuit withstand strength are given 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, ‘Schedule of tests: Shorttime withstand current (Vo): 3 phases: lew=150kA-1s, 330A peak (osc. BUL 2207) Note: phase-N ley test need not be executed because the N fulfil the requirements of IEC61439-6 clause 10.11.5.3.5, which allow the phase-N ley test to be omitted Result: Pass 6.24 —— Electromagn compatibility ‘The verification of the EMC tests is done in conformity with IEC 61439-5, clause 10.12. ‘According to the clause J.9.4,2 of IEC 61439-6 itis verified that EMC sensitive parts are applied in accordance with manufacturer's recommendation, No additional EMC tests were considered applicable. Result: PassD DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231604,09.INC. Page 15 of 43, 62.5 Resistance to flame-propagation ‘The verification of resistance to flame-propagation is dane in conformity with IEC 61439-6 clause 10.101 ‘The tests were performed on the | Series (AI-Al 630 A) (or detal ofthis BTS, refer to test report 2231504,01-INC) and | Series (Al-Al 1250 A) (for detail of this BTS, refer to test report 2231504.04-INC). ‘These BTS types are deemed to cover al | Series (ALA) in the range from 630 A to 5000 A because they have the same construction and material. ‘Three standard busbar trunking units, having their joints oriented to the bottom end, are placed at regular intervals on a vertical ladder into the fie 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. ‘Sample 1 ‘Sample 2 ‘Sample 3 ‘Test properties 6304 6304 12508 (wide face) | (narrow ace) | (narrow face) Chamber temperature (5 to 40°C) 105°C 13°C 13°C. Ladder types standard ladder of (500 + 5) mm width, type figure 4a or a wide ladder of (800 + 10) mm, 08 ‘ype figure 4b note:4a and 46 refer to standard IEC60332- 2-10 Chamber airflow (5000 + 500 im) 4904 Vim 4904 Wim 4804 lim Wind speed on top position of test chamber _ (smb) 2.7 mis 27 mis 2,7 mis Bumer air flow (77,8 + 4,8 Vm) 751m 75m 75m Bumer propane flow (13,5 + 0.5 lim) 13,5 lm 135m 13,5um Distance between burner and test object pene 75mm 7mm 75 mm Distance between burner flame point and bottom of test object (600 # 5 mm) S00 me ea smn Test duration (minutos) 40 min Ignition of test sample No Waximum extent of the charred portion (external or internal) has not reached a height exceeding 2,5 m above the bottom on pee on ledge 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 (extemal or internal) of the busbar trunking has not reached a height exceeding 2,5 meters above the bottom edge of the bumer. Result: PassD> DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 16 of 43 6.26 Phase conductor characteristics ‘The verification of the phase conductor characteristics (clause 6.101) by test is done in conformity with IEC 61439-8, 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. Itis derived from the recorded currents and voltages. After that the average r.m.s, phase-to-phase voltage drop and average f.m.s. current are recorded, Notes regarding the characteristics: + Zyand Re are values at temperature rise test conditions at ambient temperature 6. © Rea and Zz are values when BTS is not operating and conductor temperature of 20 °C. + Zand are values when BTS is operating at Ip. and ambient air temperature of 35 °C. © Xis independent from the temperature, Woasured values Total powerloss [P} SEBS W Average rms. valiage drop [U] 0,929 ‘Average rims. current [l 3807 A Length of trunking system [L] 87m “Ambient air temperature [4] 19°C Mean stabilized temperature-ise ofthe phase conductors [Ad] 63K Rare 13,81 pom Calculated values - a [uaimy 21,04 1981 787 Roy peepee eeeeeeeer 15,65 1+ 0,004 + 40-20) R= Ry[1 + 0,004 35 + 40-20] 2081 Zum V(Roy' + Ane, Zo) = 2 = (R+X?) 2197 Table 5 ~ Phase conductor characteristicsDEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 17 of 43, Appendix A IP tests AA Photos of IP tosts Photo 2: Bofore IPSX test Photo 3: After IPSX testD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.09.INC Page 18 of 43 Photo 4: During IPX4 test Ae Photo 5: Open view after IP54 testsD> DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 19 of 43, Appendix B —Temperature-rise test B41 Temperature rise test results ‘Table 6: Temperature rise test results Test object TSeries (AI-AT4000 A] Test current 3800 A 60 He Wax, Thermo | Description Phase | TEMP) alowed ‘couple is) ‘ Z| Terminal A Up Tf 2 70. ‘3 [Terminal B Up iz 35 70. ‘4 [Terminal C Up. 13. 3, 70. S| Terminal 8 Down ey 34 70 [st Joint Conductor A Up co 72 95 7 [st Joint Conductor 8 Up ie 76 95 ‘&__|"st Joint Conductor C Up. 1 7 95 ‘9 [1etJoint Conductor B Down 1 76 5: 40st Jont Cover A side 2 55 11 [ist Jont Cover Up. 28 55 72 [st Jont Cover N side 26 35 43st Joint Cover Down 24 55 14 istintemnal Conductor AUD. ma 60 35 16 1st intemal Concuctor 8 Up. 1 62 5 16 | fst internal Conductor © Up. 13. 60 95 47st internal Conductor 8 Down 12. 63 95 718 Straight length 1 Housing A side Down 50 55 18__| Straight length T Housing A side Up a8 35 20 | Straight ength + Housing Up_ 4 55 21 | Straightiength 1 Housing N side Up a8 35 22 Straight ength 1 Housing N side Down 29 55 23 Straight iength + Housing Down 45 55 '24[2nd Joint Conductor A UD a 80 35 25__|2nd Joint Conductor B Up Z 85 95 26 Bnd Joint Conductor C Up. i 0 35 27 [2nd Joint Conductor 8 Down ey 85 % 28__|2nd Joint Gover A side 30) 55, 29__|nd Joint Cover Up. 32 55, '30__[2nd Joint Cover N side 34 55, 31 2nd Joint Gover Down, 29 55, '32___[2nd Intemal Conductor AUB u 59 95 '33___| 2nd Internal Conductor 8 Up 2 59 | 95, '34 [2nd Intemal Conductor C Up iB 60 95 '35____| 2nd Intemal Conductor B Down 7 8 95 '26__[Streight engin 2 Housing A side Up 50 35 ‘37 Straight length 2 Housing Up. 45 35 '36__| Straight length 2 Housing N sie Up 49 35 ‘30 Straight eng 2 Housing Down 6 5 ‘Ambent temperature 18°CD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09.4INC. Page 20 of 43, B.2 Position of thermocouples for temperature rise setup Ambient : Photo 6: Thermocouples locationDB DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.09.INC. Page 21 of 43, B.3_ Photos of temperature rise tests Photo 8: Test setup for temperature rise testD DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2281504.09-INC Page 22 of 43, Appendix — Short-circuit withstand strength test VEIKI-VNL ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Ltd. Nos ASSIBIY NLS Page | of 12 TEST REPORT Testobject: ——_Bushurtnikiep system Designation: Low-voltage busbar trunking system ype IZSSNUAMOLSS4 (4000 Al) Manufacturer: LS Cable System Vietmam Co. Ld ‘hon Trach 2~ Lee Khang infustnal Zone, ‘Nhoa Trach Distr, Dong VIETNAM DEKRA Certification BY. “Meander St; 6825 MI Amen; Neerland Date oftets: 21%. 22" November 2018 NTL 6018 225150300: 25 10.2018 1h 6143042012 The test jet, consacied in ascordance with the description, dawings en potogrps tncoporated in his report hasbeen sbeced 1 spt cir wit ‘tren est wit ated parameters 180 KA 18330 KA ‘Testresult: The excd low-vollge busbar twunkhng sysiem withstood the thermal and mechanical fects ofthe applied sortie emer 9 Province, Tested hte Roh ny VERY li Lae Ltn Lal Tig Lay ord se Tt Ret pin oy 1 tj, The rpm comity of ny et ig he me ‘Tis Tet Report engi 67 sews ttl (12 mumbert pages, 2 dings and cog) ap LEE Lif) hecftns take, ‘its Meine Gi i ne responsible forthe test supervised by Head of Laboratory “kei rea Wy NAT ons Wy NANT TST SOT VEIKEYNC Li wan inepenca company. eb of Shc esa son (S11) Copseah: Oa tga reproduioe of ths Report peated wiht writer peso of VEIK-VNL Ls "lero capes tis Report ay eat hve stain “or maton a” Te sedan oan ‘cnet he Rept in he aly ai version TIS# Budapest, Vasgolyé u.2-4, HUNGARY smal: unlasnl hi Phone: $36-1-817 3157 swe snl hu Fax: =36.1-417 3163,BD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 23 of 43, VEIKLVNL ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Lid. TESTING LABORATORY No, 10618/VNL Page 2 of 12 TEST CERTIFICATES OR REPORTS ISSUED BY VEIKI-VNL ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES LTD. TESTING LABORATORY, Type Test Certificate of Complete Type Test This certfiate provides the verification of all the rated characteristics ofthe equipment as assigned by the manufacturer, by means ofthe performance of all ype tests specified by the standards, ‘Type Test Certificate of Dieleetrie Performance This certificate provides the verification ofall dielectric ratings. by means of the performance ofthe appropriate type tests specified by the standards ‘Type Test Certificate of Temperature Rise Performance This certificate provides the verification of temperaturetse limits together with measurement ofthe ‘main circuit resistance. by means of the performance of the appropriate type tests specified by the standards spe Test Certificate of Short-Cireuit / Making and Breaking Performance This eerificate provides the verification of rated characteristics with respect short-circuit and/or making and breaking performance. by means of the performance of the appropriate type tests specified by the standards ‘Type Test Certificate of Switching Performance Tins cerficate provides the verification of the switching ratings (eg. capacitive curren), by means of the performance ofthe appropriate type tests specified by the standards Prototype Test Report Prototype tests ate fequited to verify the suitabilay ofthe materials and method of manufacture for composite insulators defined by relevant ANSI standards. Design Test Report According to IEC standard: The design tests are intended to verify the suitability of the desig materials and method of manufacture (technology) of composite insulators. According to ANSI standard: The design tests ae intended to verily the insulators electrical and ‘mechanical characteristics that depend om its size and shape Type Test Report This report provides the verification ofthe rated characteristics ofthe equipment as assigned by the ‘manufacturer. by means of the performance of the appropriate type tests specified by the standards, Jr type tess not indicated above, Development Test Report ‘Thais tepott is issued When the tests intended only to provide the Clieat with axformation about the performance of the equipment. The tests are performed in accordance with relevant standards. but are not intended to verify compliance ofthe equipment Control Test Report This report is issued for tests performed on equipment in service, or removed from service, Tests are performed. and compliance i evaluated in accordance with relevant standards, Test Report Test report is issued in all cases not iste above.aes D> DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,091NC Page 24 of 43, werk, ; VA execrmcuancrraponarortes ta, Ne 10618 = TESTING LABORATORY esol Ratingeharceesanlgped by he mace: Tyee str rassawis Parra Sa Enedvologe tno Endure) 4000 & Tae hin wand caent (a): OKA Kocdpenkwibsondcanen ) S30KA Eneddemeefsinesseafek 1 nie trunking systems (busvays) Requirements of manufacturer or purchaser: List of manufacturer's drawings for identification of the fest object: BUSDUCT Description Short circuit Test Present at the test in charge of manufacturer or purchaser: Mr Park Kyung Chang LS Cable & System ‘Mr. Chae Kwon Suk TS Cable & SystemD> DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.09-INC Page 25 of 43, WE VEIKI-VNL FLECTRICLARGE LABORATORIES Lua, —_N®-10618/VNL- —— TESTING LABORATORY Pract of le TESTS PERFORMED ON THE TEST OBJECT No. | Deseription Relevant clauses of the standard Short-cicuit withstand sirength Sub-Clause 10.11 DESCRIPTION OF THE TESTS 1. The test object Short-circuit withstand strength test was carrie out on low-voltage busbar trunking system in the specified test arrangement declared by the Manuficturer according to the referred IEC 61439 standards. The test object consisted of three clements (marked with A001. A-002 A003), The data plates of the joint elements can he seen on Photos 1-3. The drawings of the tested busbar trunking system were given by the manufacturer forthe identification 2. The tests carried out The test object was prepared for the tests by the Manufacturer (joint elements connection short-cizcuit links preparation). The test arrangemeat is shown on Photos 4.9 The tests were made by actual current with no-load voltage of : 368 V ‘The test and measuring circuits ofthe short-circuit withstand strength test can be scen in Figure | Th est etme the nse and neutral constr was not cad oo ees th es obit ilfils the next criterias = the same shape and cross-section as the phase conductors supported in an identical manner as the phase conductors and with suppor ceatres slong the length ofthe conductor not greater than that of the phases. + spaced ata distance ftom the nearest phase(s) not les than that between phases: spaced ata distance fom earthed metalwork not less than the phase conductors, Before and after the test om the PE conductor the continuty of the conductor was checked by D.C resistance measurements, The test exrcumstances, the parameters evaluated from the scillograms are collected in Table] 3. Results of the tests During the tests, during the evaluation of the oscillograms and during the visual inspection Ieakage. deterioration or damage could not be observed ‘The tested low-voltage bushar trunking system withstood the thermal and mechanical effects of the applied shor-cucuit currents. The est object preserved its continuity The test results are collected in Table | ‘The ress ofthe DC resistance measurements can he seen in Table 2D DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2281504,09.INC Page 26 of 43, VEIKLVNL oe ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Ltd, Ne-i0Giaa TESTING LABORATORY faze S of 12 4. The recorded quantities taken during the short-circuit tests, During the tests oscillograms were takea, The cursents and phase-voltages were recorded by transient recorder with sampling rete of 50 ys The meanings of the symbols on the enclosed oscillograms are the next Ju = short-circuit curent in phase LI Jus. short-ccuit cure in phase L2 is ~ short-circuit curent in phase L3 Toe = short-cicuit current in PE conductor ‘The same notations are applied in Figures Measurement uncertainty ‘Measured parameter Uncerainy [Current measurement 120 Measurement of D.C. resistances: 020% The uncertainty values given in this report are standard deviation values multiplied by Measurement uncertainty was estimated according to the method described in the EAL-R2 document 6, Measuring devices used for the tests: en | ‘VE-0045, VF-0036 vat . Ven. rove O) Transient recorder | VEIKEVNL LW | VoNALVFL 1 e-oo49, vF.0080 | teint Rog = on Cont! | [2] | Rogowski-cou current | 32-Moton Control | yay sey 2010-10-00! Choammg sun | Esesscimg is 3 VD | B) Voltage-divider__| en eee ~ | Micnsimnesr | VERNER [wos [wa 00D> DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504.094NC Page 27 of 43 VA sxecrmecrancetavonstorirs ia, So 10618/VNL TESTING LABORATORY ‘e 4 sv q ro. q rot | | ( q R 13105 04468 Rogowski y-hs hy Hitt Yaniv FOI. FO4F2, - reactors Te2Te22.Tr3 - short-circuit wansformers T2.T4 ~ making switch VoNal. = ansient recorder [1] protective rogowski current R- Rog + ceurcuit-breaker measuring system VD. - voltage divider [3] Figure | ‘The test and measuring circuits of the short-circuit withstand strength testsD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.09.INC Page 28 of 43, Vi SKE Rind ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Ltd. POLST: oe TESTING LABORATORY Page 7 of 12 "Tested elements of busbar trunking system Terminal unit (A-002) Straight clement (A-001) Short- DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 30 of 43, VE ferns No. 10618/VNL Page 9 of 12 PHOTOS be] 81 [ezDen cu HFA A -. Series TN ES cario s system azwary SINCAMOLSSA) ta “ n003__storecoen 018.83 Photos 1-3 ‘The data plates ofthe joint elements ofthe test object5D DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 31 of 43 Zz VEIKI-VNL ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Ltd. TESTING LABORATORY No. 10618/VNL. Page 10 of 12 Photo 4 The test object a test site Photos 5-6 The comection of the test object tothe transformer forthe three-phase testD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2281504,09.INC Page 32 of 43, VA VEIKEVNI ie \ZMZ, suecrmiciakcenavorsronies ia, S#10618/VNL : TESTING LABORATORY Pavenl oft Photo 7 The short-cicuit point ofthe test arrangement for the th Photo 8 The connection of the test object to the transformer fo the single-phase testD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2281504,09.INC Page 33 of 43 VEIKEVNL ELECTRIC LARGE LABORATORIES Ltd. TESTING LABORATORY No, 10618/VNL, Photo 9 The short-circuit point ofthe test arrangement for the single-phase testD DEKRA 2231504,0.4NC TEST REPORT DEKRA WWA/ ers 'y eee cozerravonss0 707 vere WA 7 oo ss00 sso won iy ve 3d] noe ‘sue te ze tg 1 bens pues orp 045 55 sora Pr Spumuan uals 9 ane 5DB DEKRA Page 35 of 43, 2231604,09.INC DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT “arog 1-2 380 Sigg ser omesD> DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC Page 36 of 43 Appendix D Product informationDB DEKRA DEKRA TEST REPORT 2231604.09.INC Page 37 of 43D DEKRA DEKRA Page 38 of 43 2231504,09-INC TEST REPORTDEKRA > TEST REPORT 2231504,09-INC DEKRA Page 39 of 43 Appendix E ‘Compliance with design requirements Compliance dectared by the manufacturer. IEC 61439-6 Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict 86 Internal electrical circuits and connections 8.6.1 Main circuits The busbars (bare or insulated) are arranged in such a manner that an intemal short-circuit is not to be expected They are rated at least in accordance with the information conceming the shor-crcuit 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 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 siresses ‘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 intemal short-circuit between phases andior between phases and earth is not to be expected (see 8.6.4), Unless otherwise agreed between the BTS 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 area up to and including 16 mrn®, 100% of that of the corresponding phases. NA For circuits with a phase conductor cross-sectional area above 16 mm*. 50 % of that of the corresponding phases with a minimum of 16 mm?, 100% of phase bar Itis assumed that the neutral currents do not exceed 50% of the phase currents. 8.6.2 Auxiliary circuits NA The design of the auxilary circuits takes into acoount the supply earthing system and ensures that an earth-fautt or 2 fault between alive part and an exposed conductive part does not cause unintentional dangerous operation. NA In general, auxiliary circuits are protected against the effects of short circuits, NADEKRA D DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2231504.09-INC Page 40 of 43 However, a short-circuit protective device is not provided if its operation is liable to cause a danger. In such a case, the conductors of auniliary circuits are arranged in such a manner that a shor-cicut is Not to be expected (see 8.6.4). NA 863 Bare and insulated conductors ‘The connections of current-carrying parts do not 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 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 established by means that ensure a sufficient and durable coniact pressure. If verification of temperature rise is carried out on the| basis of tests (see 10.10.2) the selection of conductors and their cross-sections used inside the BTSs the responsibilty of the BTS manufacturer. NA If verification of temperature rise is made following 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. NA In the case of insulated solid or flexible conductors, NA = They are rated for at least the rated insulation voltage (see 5.2.3) of the circut concemed. NA = Conductors connecting two termination points have no intermediate joint, e.g. spliced or soldered, NA = Conductors with only basic insulation are prevented from coming into contact with bare live Pars at different potentials. NA [— Contact of conductors with sharp edges are prevented. NA) ~ Supply conductors to apparatus and measuring instruments in covers or doors ate so installed that ‘no mechanical damage can occur to the conductors as a resull of movement of these covers or doors. NA = Soldlered connections to apparatus are permitted 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. NAD DEKRA DEKRA ‘TEST REPORT 2281504.09.1NC Page 41 of 43 = For apparatus other than those mentioned above, NA 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 NA, 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 NA separate circuits are based on the circuit of highest rated insulation voltage. Exy} 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 NA short-circuit protective devices (see 8.6.1 and 8.8.2) 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 @ remote possibilly. See Table 4. Non-protected live conductors selected and installed NA asin Table 4 and having a SCPD on the load side do not exceed 3 m in length 86.5 Identification of the conductors of main and auxiliary circuits NA With the exception of ine cases mentioned in 866, NA 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 responsibilty ofthe BTS manufacturer and isin agreement with the indications on the wiring diagrams and drawings. ‘Where appropriate, identification according to IEC NA 60445 and IEC 60446 are appiied 86.6 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 andor marking or colour. Ificentification by colour is used, itis only green and NA yellow (twin-coloured), which is strictly reserved for the protective conductor. When the protective conductor is an insulated NA single-core cable, this colour identification is used, preferably throughout the whole length.