GB/T 15092.3-2023 Switches for appliances—Part 2-5:Particular requirements for change-over selectors
GB/T 15092.3-2023 Switches for appliances—Part 2-5:Particular requirements for change-over selectors
Basic Information
Scope
This part of GB/T 15092 specifies the technical requirements for appliance switches, including marking and documentation, protection against electric shock, structural requirements, mechanical requirements, electrical performance, etc.
This part applies to appliance switches (hereinafter referred to as switches) used to operate or control household or similar electrical appliances and other equipment, with a rated voltage not exceeding 480V and a rated current not exceeding 63A.
Such switches are operated by humans through actuators, indirectly, or by activating sensors. The signal transmission between the actuator or sensor and the switch can be optical, acoustic, thermal, electrical, or other related methods, and may also include remote control devices.
This part applies to switches that provide additional control functions, which are subject to the electronic circuits and devices provided by the switch and are necessary for intentional and/or correct operation of the switch.
This part applies to the evaluation of switches and switch functions required for circuits.
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This document applies to mechanical or electronic change-over selectors used on appliances and equipment for household and similar purposes, driven or controlled by human hands, feet, or other bodily movements. The rated voltage of the change-over selector shall not exceed 480 V, and the rated current shall not exceed 63 A.
The change-over selector shall be operated by humans through actuators, or indirectly by activating sensor devices. The actuator or sensor device may be physically or electrically integrated with the switch or configured separately, and may also include signal transmission between the actuator or sensor and the switch, such as electrical, optical, acoustic, or thermal signal transmission.
Change-over selectors with additional control functions subject to the control of the switch function fall within the scope of this doc