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found to comply with the IECEx Quality system requirements. This certificate is granted subject to the conditions as set out in IECEx
Scheme Rules, IECEx 02 and Operational Documents as amended.
STANDARDS:
The electrical apparatus and any acceptable variations to it specified in the schedule of this certificate and the identified documents, was
found to comply with the following standards:
This Certificate does not indicate compliance with electrical safety and performance requirements other than those expressly included in the
Test Report:
DE/PTB/ExTR09.0055/02
DE/BVS/QAR10.0002/02
IECEx Certificate
of Conformity
Certificate No: IECEx PTB 09.0048 Issue No: 2
Schedule
EQUIPMENT:
Equipment and systems covered by this certificate are as follows:
Description of equipment
The Terminal Box type 8150/1-****-****-***-**** and 8150/2-****-****-***-**** consists of enclosures out of steel or stainless steel in the
type of protection Increased Safety "e" and protection by enclosures "tb", which may be provided with flanges. Several boxes can be
combined with each other.
The Terminal Box is equipped with terminals for circuits in the type of protection Increased Safety "e" or Intrinsic Safety "i" or
combinations of both. It may optionally be provided with disconnect terminals and fuses. The components for intrinsically safe circuits
are marked, e.g. in light blue.
Connection is by means of Ex-type cable entries.
The empty enclosures as well as all mounted and attached components have been tested and certified under a separate examination
certificate.
Electrical Datas, Nomenclature and Notes for manufacturing and operation: see Annex
CONDITIONS OF CERTIFICATION: NO
IECEx Certificate
of Conformity
Certificate No: IECEx PTB 09.0048 Issue No: 2
Annex:
Description of equipment
The Terminal Box type 8150/1-****-****-***-**** and 8150/2-****-****-***-**** consists of enclo-
sures out of steel or stainless steel in the type of protection Increased Safety "e" and protec-
tion by enclosures "tb", which may be provided with flanges. Several boxes can be combined
with each other.
The Teminal box is equipped with terminals for circuits in the type of protection Increased
Safety "e" or Intrinsic Safety "i" or combinations of both. It may optionally be provided with
disconnect terminals and fuses. The components for intrinsically safe circuits are marked,
e.g. in light blue.
Connection is by means of Ex-type cable entries.
The empty enclosures as well as all mounted and attached components have been tested
and certified under a separate examination certificate.
Electrical data
The rated values are maximum values, the actual electrical values depend on the electrical
equipment incorporated. Within the scope of these maximum permissible values and with
due regard to the standards, the manufacturer specifies the final rated values dependent on
the system conditions, mode of operation, utilization category, etc. The characteristic values
of the intrinsically safe circuits are to be given by the manufacturer on his own responsibility.
The maximum permissible ambient temperature range of the terminal housing can be limited
by the maximum permissible ambient temperature ranges of the separately certified equip-
ment.
Nomenclature
1: type
2: 1 = terminal box Ex e and mixed Ex e and Ex i
2 = terminal box Ex i
3: 0100 to 1200, width
4: 0100 to 2200, height
5: 060 to 800, depth
6: material
1: 1.0330
2: 1.4301
3: 1.4404 or 1.4571
7: surface
1: powder coated
2: grinded corn 240
3: electro polished
8: design
1: screw cover
2: hinge / rotary latches
3: hinge / screw cover
9: gasket
1: Gasket 1
2: Gasket 2
3: Gasket 3
The composition of the protection symbol will be based on the types of protection of compo-
nents actually used.
The maximum number of conductors for the housing size in dependence on the section and
the permissible continuous current rating are to be taken from the specifications.
Equipment of the type of protection intrinsic safety "i" is to be installed in such a way that the
distances, creepage distances und clearances between intrinsically safe circuits and non-
intrinsically safe circuits comply with the requirements of IEC 60079-11.
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) Page 2 of 57
Bundesallee 100, 38116 Braunschweig, Germany
Postfach 33 45, 38023 Braunschweig, Germany
Telephone +49 531 592-0, Telefax +49 531 592-3605
Attachment to Certificate
IECEx PTB 09.0048 Issue 2
When more than one intrinsically safe circuit is used, the rules for interconnection are to be
observed.
The Terminal Box with a coating of polyester powder must not be used in areas affected by
charge-producing processes, mechanical friction and separation processes, electron emis-
sion (e.g. in the vicinity of electrostatic coating equipment), and pneumatically conveyed
dust.
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
current 2
cross section / mm
/A 1,5 2,5 4 6 10 16 25 35 50 70 95 120 150 185 240 300
6
10 63
16 21 42 163
20 9 24 47
25 11 26 51 additional
35 7 20 50 conductors
50 3 16 41 optional
63 5 19 68
80 7 21 76
100 9 20
125 8 20
160 7 18
200 to be specified by 6 15 48
225 the manufacturer 2 9 19
250 (including temperature rise test) 4 11 24
315 2 7 14
400 3 9 28
500 5
108 108 75 36 36 21 18 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
max. number of terminals depending on the above mentioned enclosure size and the cross section
max. number of terminals
resp. depending conductor
max permissible on the above mentioned
cross enclosure
section of size
the built-in and the cross section
terminals
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
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Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
Max. number of conductors depending on cross section and the permissible continuous current:
Each incoming conductor and each internal connection wire is counted as a conductor.
Bridges and earthing conductors are not counted.
When applying the values of this table simultaneous factors or load factors to IEC 439 may be
considered. Mixed equipment with circuits of different cross sections and currents is possible if
the various values of the table are applied proportionally:
2
Example: cross section/mm current/A number of con- utilization
(general) ductors
2,5 16 10 (of 30) = 33 %
16 50 12 (of 48) = 25 %
25 63 36 (of 90) = 40 %
-------------
Summe = 98 % < 100 %