GB 7000.5-1996 Safety requirements for road and street lighting fixtures GB7000.5-1996 Standard download and decompression password: www.bzxz.net

GB7000.5-1996
Foreword
This standard is formulated in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commission IEC598-2-3 "Lamps Part 2 Special Requirements Chapter 3 Road and Street Lighting Lamps". The technical content and The writing format is the same as IEC598-2-3:1993 "Road and Street Lighting Fixtures". This standard refers to GB7000.1-1996 "General Requirements and Tests for Lamps" which is equivalent to IEC598-1:1992 "General Requirements and Tests for Lamps".
This standard is proposed by the Light Industry Federation of the People's Republic of China. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Lighting Standardization Center. This standard was drafted by: Shanghai Lighting Research Institute. The main organizers of this standard: Yao Zhishang, Yang Shizhao. GB7000.51996
IEC Foreword
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This standard was developed by IEC Technical Committee 34 (Lamps and Equipment) and Subcommittee 34D (Lamps). The second edition of this standard cancels and replaces the first edition published in 1979, the first revision in 1983, and the second revision in 1987.
The text of this standard is based on the following documents. Draft International Standard
34D(C0)218
Voting Report
34D(CO)234
All information for voting in favor of this standard is indicated in the table above Available in the voting report. This standard should be used together with GB7000.1 "Lamps - General Safety Requirements and Tests". National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Safety requirements of luminaires forroad and street lighting1 Scope
GB7000.5-1996
idt IEC 598-2-3: 1993
This standard specifies the safety requirements for road and street lighting fixtures using tungsten filament lamps with a power supply voltage not exceeding 1000V! Tubular fluorescent lamps and other gas discharge lamps. This standard should be read together with the relevant chapters of GB7000.1-1996 (idtIEC598-1:1992).
2 General test requirements
Apply the provisions of Chapter 0 of GB7000.1-1996. The various tests described in the corresponding chapters of GB7000.1-1996 should be carried out in the order listed in this standard.
3 Definitions bzxZ.net
The definitions in Chapter 1 of GB7000.1-1996 and the following definitions apply. 3.1 Jumper cable spanwire
The cable between the main supporting points, the cable bears the entire installation weight. Note: It may include some light fixtures, power cables and tie-down cables. suspensionwire
3.2 Suspension cable
The cable that is tied to the jumper cable and bears the weight of the luminaire. 3.3 Staywire cable
A tensioning cable between the main support points to limit the movement and rotation of the suspended lamp. 4 Classification of lamps
Lamps should be classified according to the provisions of Chapter 2 of GB7000.1-1996. Note: Road and street lighting fixtures are suitable for one or more of the following installation forms. 1) Bracket type or similar form;
2) Tall type;
3) Straight rod type;
4) Jumper or hanging cable type;
5 ) Suction wall type.
5 mark
The provisions of Chapter 3 of GB7000.1-1996 apply. In addition, the instructions provided with the lamp should have the following instructions: 1) Design position (normal working position). 2) Weight including controls.
3) Overall dimensions.
State Bureau of Technical Supervision approved implementation on 1997-07-01 on 1996-06-17
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4) If it is intended to be installed more than 8m above the ground, it will withstand For the maximum projected area of ??the wind, see Article 6.3.1. 5) If necessary, the range of cross-sectional areas of the suspension cables suitable for the luminaire. 6 Structure
The requirements of Chapter 4 and 6.1~6.5 of GB7000.1-1996 apply. 6.1 The waterproof grade of road and street lighting fixtures should be at least IPX3. 6.2 Luminaires suspended on jumper cables should be fixed with fastening devices. The size range of the jumper cables suitable for the fastening devices should be specified in the instructions provided with the light fixtures. be explained in. The device shall clamp the jumper cable to prevent displacement of the fixture relative to the jumper cable. During the installation and normal use of the lamp, the suspension device shall not damage the jumper cable. The qualification inspection shall be carried out by visual inspection after the lamp is fastened to the thinnest and thickest jumper cable within the scope specified by the lamp manufacturer. Note: Care should be taken to avoid electrolytic corrosion between the fastening device and the jumper cable. 6.3 The luminaire should be mounted on the support in a manner appropriate to the weight of the luminaire. The connector should be designed so that there is no excessive bending when the entire projection surface of the lamp is subjected to a wind speed of 150km/h. Fasteners that bear the weight of the luminaire and its internal accessories shall be provided with measures to prevent any part of the luminaire from loosening due to vibration, either during use or during maintenance.
Lamp components, in addition to being fixed with at least two devices (such as screws or similar devices with sufficient strength), should also have additional protective measures to prevent the fasteners from being damaged under normal circumstances. These parts will not fall and endanger people, animals and the surrounding environment. Compliance is checked by visual inspection and the test of 6.3.1 is carried out for high-ceiling or straight pole-mounted lamps. Note: Considering the possible impact of vibration, the lamp, together with the light source and pole it may use, should be considered in 6.3.1 Wind test of tall or straight pole-mounted lamps. The lamp should be placed horizontally with the largest projection surface viewed from the front and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Recommended fixing accessory method for installation. Use a sandbag as a constant and uniform load and apply it to the lamp for 10 minutes. The installation height of the lamp should not exceed 8m when in use. The pressure generated by the sandbag on the projection surface of the lamp should be 1.5kN/m. When the installation height is above 8m, it is 2.0 when it is below 15m. kN/m2, 2.4kN/m2 when the installation height is 15m or above. The luminaire is then rotated 180° in the vertical plane around the mounting point, and the above test is repeated. During the test, the luminaire shall not be damaged or displaced from the fixed point, and the permanent deformation produced after either of the two processes of the test shall not exceed 1°. Figure 1 gives a schematic example of this test procedure. 6.4 If the correct position of the light source cannot be guaranteed by using a simple lamp holder, an appropriate supporting device should be provided. For adjustable lampholders or optical components, appropriate reference markings should be provided. Compliance is checked visually.
6.5. The glass cover should be composed of glass that can be broken into small pieces, or have a sufficiently small mesh protection device or coated glass that can retain glass fragments.
Compliance of flat glass covers is checked visually or, if no protective device is provided, by the following test. Support the entire area of ??the glass component to ensure that when the glass breaks, the particles will not scatter and prevent the particles from moving. At the midpoint of the long side of the glass, 30mm toward the center, impact the glass with a center punch, and the glass will break within 5 minutes. , calculate the fragments within a square with a side length of 50mm approximately located in the center of the most severely shattered area. This square does not include any edges of the glass, holes or areas within 30mm of the impact.
If the number of broken particles in a square with a side length of 50mm is not less than 60, the glass is considered qualified. A suitable method for counting particles is to place a square piece of transparent material with a side length of 50 mm on top of the glass and then mark each particle within the square with an ink dot and calculate it. For the particles on the edge of a square, select any two adjacent sides of the square, count all the particles crossed by the two sides, and do not count the particles crossed by other sides,
Regarding the glass cover formed by flat glass , the test is under consideration, 7 Creepage distances and clearances
Application GB7000.1-1996 Chapter 11.
8 Grounding regulations
Chapter 7 of GB7000.1-1996 applies.
9 terminal blocks
GB7000.5—1996
Chapter 14 and 15 of GB7000.1—1996 apply. The terminal block connecting the power supply shall allow the connection of wires with a nominal cross-sectional area in accordance with Table 14.1 of Chapter 14 of GB7000.1-1996. However, power cables with a cross-sectional area less than 1mm2 are excluded.
Compliance is checked by installing conductors with the specified minimum and maximum cross-sectional areas. 10 External and internal wiring
The requirements of Chapter 5 of GB7000.1-1996 and Article 10.1 below apply. 10.1 Road and street lighting fixtures should be provided with a cable holder to eliminate the tension caused by the connection of the conductors of the power cable to the terminal block. Without the holder, the weight of the cable will create a tension at the connection point. Compliance is checked by the relevant tests in Chapter 5 of GB7000.1-1996, but the test should be conducted with a tensile force of 60N and a torque of 0.25N·m.
The values ????used for tension and torque depend on the weight of the power cable. Generally speaking, the above values ??are appropriate, but for lamps intended to be installed higher than 20m and if the weight of the power cable imposes a force on the fixture If it exceeds 4kg, the test should be carried out with a pulling force of 100N and a torque of 0.35N·m.
11 Protection against electric shock
Chapter 8 of GB7000.1-1996 applies. 12 Durability test and thermal test
Chapter 12 of GB7000.1-1996 and the following requirements apply. 12.1 When applying the limit values ??given in the table in Chapter 12 of GB7000.1-1996, taking into account the influence of the natural air flow of the lamp in the working environment, 10°C should be deducted from the temperature measured in the test cover. 12.2 Lamps with an IP rating greater than IP20 shall be inspected after Article 9.2 but before Article 9.3 of Chapter 9 of GB7000.1-1996 specified in Chapter 13 of Articles 12.4, 12.5 and 12.6 of Chapter 12 of GB7000.1-1996. Relevant tests in 13 Dustproof and Waterproof
Apply GB7000.1-1996 Chapter 9 and the following requirements 13.1 For lamps with IP grade numbers greater than IP20, the sequence of tests specified in GB7000.1-1996 Chapter 9 shall be Comply with the provisions of Chapter 12 of this standard.
14 Insulation resistance and dielectric strength
Chapter 10 of Application GB7000.
15 Heat resistance, fire resistance and electric tracking resistance
Apply GB7000.1-1996 Chapter 13.
GB7000.5-1996
a) Typical street lighting fixtures
Test load
Tall installation type
180°
b ) Initial test position
After the initial test for 10 minutes,
the circle rotates around the XX axis
In this example, the maximum projection surface of the lamp is the side view of the lamp, and the initial test position is as shown in Figure b ), rotating the lamp 180° around the long axis XX is the repeated test position as shown in Figure c). Test load
c) Repeated test position
Fig. 1 Legend of wind test procedure
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