GB 16844-1997
Replaced
T/CI 056-2023
Active
Group standards
T/CI 056-2023 LED Energy-Storage Road Lamp (LED ERS)
T/CI 056-2023 LED Energy-Storage Road Lamp (LED ERS)
Price:
$ 20.00
Basic Information
Standard Code:
T/CI 056-2023
Standard Type:
Group standards
Standard Status:
Active
is_force_gb:
no
CCS Name:
Electric light source products
ICS Name:
Lighting equipment
Publish Date:
2023-04-26
Implement Date:
2023-04-26
Scope
Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, labels, packaging, transportation, and storage for LED energy storage road lamps (referred to as "lamps"). This document applies to LED energy storage lamps and applications used for road lighting; Main technical content: 5. Technical requirements - The surface of the lamp should be smooth, with a uniform color coating without defects such as drip, piling, or exposed substrate that affect appearance. - There should be no sharp corners or burrs inside or outside the lamp body that pose a safety risk, and fasteners should be firmly connected. 5.2.1 Charging voltage control Under normal operating conditions and fault conditions, the charging voltage should not cause overcharging of the battery or battery pack. 5.2.2 Charging current control Under normal operating conditions and fault conditions, the charging current should not cause overcurrent charging of the battery or battery pack. 5.2.3 Discharging current control Under normal operating conditions and fault conditions, the discharging current should not cause overcurrent discharging of the battery or battery pack. 5.2.4 Charge-discharge temperature control When the temperature exceeds 60°C, the battery should not be able to charge or discharge. When the charging or discharging behavior stops, the temperature value should not exceed 60°C. 5.3 Battery protection 5.3.1 Overvoltage charging protection During overvoltage charging, the charging current is 1C, and the charging voltage is (n×3.6)V. After the test, the battery protection device should start protection and not explode, catch fire, or leak fluid. 5.3.2 Overcurrent charging protection During overcurrent charging, the charging current is 1.5 times the overcurrent charging protection current. After the test, the battery protection device should start protection and not explode, catch fire, or leak fluid. 5.3.3 U
Development Information
Related Standards
GB 7000.17-2003
Replaced
GB 7000.17-2003 Safety requirements for luminaries with limited surface temperatures
GB 7000.18-2003
Replaced
GB 7000.18-2003 Safety requirements for extra low voltage lighting systems for filament lamps
GB 7000.19-2005
Active
GB 7000.19-2005 Safety requirements for photo and film luminaires(non-professional)
GB 7000.5-2005
Replaced
GB 7000.5-2005 Safety requirements of luminaires for road and street lighting
GB 7000.7-2005
Replaced