1617029-2

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The 1617029-2 application field and working principle covers all aspects of electrical connections. This standard is applicable to fixed wiring of buildings, residential, office, industrial, and communal facilities. It is intended to ensure a consistent quality of installation, so that electric devices can be safely operated.

The standard specifies allocation of functions of conductors, operations of circuits, radio interference level, protection against electric shock, mechanical protection, types of fittings and accessories, test voltage and test current, and marking of equipment. With regard to the safety of persons, animals, and property, electrical apparatus installed should conform to the safety requirements specified by the standard.

The 1617029-2 Application Field and Working Principle is based on fundamental theory and proven technology from the industry. It requires that both the electrical and non-electrical components of industrial equipment and electric installations satisfy certain safety conditions and electrical and mechanical requirements.

The main idea of the principles contained in this Standard is to establish a safe system of electrical isolation and installation. Of particular importance is the arrangement of communication systems, electrical power systems, and low-voltage systems for the protection of the plant from short circuited electric currents, power-ve2p insulation weaknesses, and damaging overloads.

The 1617029-2 application field and working principle includes provisions for the installation of electrical equipment in the building. It is applicable to the installation of overcurrent protective devices, disconnecting means, motor-starters, and control equipments.

The circuit breaker is the major type of sampling equipment for the purpose of this standard. This device is arranged to allow the safe removal of an electrically powered device from a circuit. Circuit breakers are also used for over-current protection of an electrical system, to prevent a single device from overloads.

The standard provides details regarding arrangements for earthing. The electrical system components must comply with the requirements regarding the types, capacities, and locations of their earth connections. For instance, earthing of cabinets, equipment, and loads must be achieved in accordance with lightning protection requirements.

The 1617029-2 application field and working principle also includes details regarding the types of electrical insulation and the tests that are required for other types of electrical equipment. The tests specified are intended to ensure safety and compliance with relevant standards.

In addition to the above specified electrical tests, the standard also specifies the tests to be carried out on electrical and fire alarm systems. The main purpose of these tests is to monitor the performance of the equipment and assess the prevailing risk of fire.

Finally, the 1617029-2 application field and working principle also requires testing of the continuity of the resilience of the wiring of buildings and power systems. Continuity tests are necessary to maintain the integrity of the power system. This helps in ensuring the safe operation of the equipment and prevents the power failure.

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