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BS 6500:2000 2006

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Electric cables. Flexible cords rated up to 300/500 V, for use with appliances and equipment intended for domestic, office and similar environments

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BSI 2006 60
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British Standard
3 Contents
7 1 Scope
2 Normative references
8 3 Terms and definitions
rated voltage
rated voltage U
nominal value
approximate value
type tests (symbol T)
sample tests (symbol S)
routine tests (symbol R)
9 4 Voltage designation
5 General
5.1 Construction
5.2 Core identification
5.3 Cord markings
11 5.4 Cord testing
6 Flexible cords with thermosetting insulation
6.1 Conductors
6.2 Insulation
6.3 Core identification
12 6.4 Fillers and binders
6.5 Textile braid
6.6 Sheath
13 6.7 Screen
6.8 Electrical tests
14 List of tests applicable to the flexible cords specified in Clause 6
15 Schedule of tests applicable to the flexible cords specified in Clause 6
16 6.9 Non-electrical tests
17 6.10 Flame propagation of a single cord
18 Compatibility requirements for the flexible cords specified in Clause 6
7 Flexible cords with thermoplastic insulation
7.1 Conductors
7.2 Insulation
7.3 Core identification
19 7.4 Fillers and binders
7.5 Spare
7.6 Sheath
7.7 Spare
7.8 Electrical tests
20 7.9 Non-electrical tests
21 7.10 Flame propagation of a single cord
List of tests applicable to the flexible cords specified in Clause 7
22 Schedule of tests applicable to the flexible cords specified in Clause 7
23 Compatibility requirements for the flexible cords specified in Clause 7
8 Extensible leads
8.1 Type
8.2 Requirements prior to coiling
8.3 Coiling
24 Typical 2-core extensible lead
8.4 Requirements after coiling
25 8.5 Mechanical tests for extensible lead
8.6 Flame propagation of a single extensible cord
Requirements after coiling
26 Light duty rubber insulated, braided flexible UDF cord, circular twin and 3-core, 300/300 V
27 Ordinary duty rubber insulated and sheathed flexible cord, circular twin, 3-core, 4-core and 5-core, 300/500 V
28 Ordinary duty rubber insulated, PCP or equivalent synthetic elastomer sheathed flexible cord, circular twin and 3-core,300/500 V
29 Ordinary duty rubber insulated, sheathed, screened and sheathed flexible cord, circular twin, 3-core and 4-core, 300/500 V
30 Ordinary duty heat resisting 90 °C EPR or equivalent synthetic elastomer insulated and sheathed flexible cord, circular twin, 3-core, 4-core and 5-core, 300/500 V
31 Ordinary duty heat resisting 90 °C EPR or equivalent synthetic elastomer insulated and CSP or equivalent synthetic elastomer sheathed flexible cord, circular twin and 3-core, 300/500 V
32 PVC insulated (tinsel conductors) flexible cord, parallel twin, 300/300 V
33 Light duty PVC insulated and sheathed flexible cord, parallel twin, circular twin, 3-core, and 4-core, 300/300 V
34 Ordinary duty PVC insulated and sheathed flexible cord, parallel twin, circular twin, 3-core, 4-core and 5-core, 300/500 V
35 Light duty 90 °C PVC insulated and sheathed flexible cord, parallel twin, circular twin, 3-core and 4-core, 300/300 V
36 Ordinary duty 90 °C PVC insulated and sheathed flexible cord, parallel twin, circular twin, 3-core, 4-core and 5-core, 300/500 V
37 (informative) Guide to use of insulated flexible cords
(informative) Guide to use of insulated flexible cords
(informative) Guidance on procedure for routine tests on rubber and PVC insulated flexible cords of rated voltages U
(informative) Guidance on procedure for routine tests on rubber and PVC insulated flexible cords of rated voltages U
Tests on cores
Spark test
Spark test voltage
Tests on completed cords
General
Conductor resistance
Voltage test
38 Insulation test voltage
Insulation resistance
39 Temperature correction factors
40 (normative) Electrical tests
(normative) Electrical tests
Test conditions
Summary of electrical tests for cords with thermosetting insulation specified in Clause 6
41 Summary of electrical tests for cords with thermoplastic insulation specified in Clause 7
42 Voltage test on completed cord
Test sample
Procedure
Voltage test on cores
Test sample
Procedure
Insulation resistance test
Test sample
Procedure
Long term resistance of insulation to d.c.
Test sample
43 Procedure
Absence of faults in the insulation
General
Procedure
Surface resistance of sheath
Test samples
Procedure
44 (normative) Mechanical tests
(normative) Mechanical tests
Two pulley flexing test
General
Apparatus
Flexing apparatus
45 Sample preparation
Current loading of cores
Voltage between cores
Fault detection
46 Mass of weights, diameter of pulley wheels and current loading for cords with thermoplastic insulation
47 Mass of weights, diameter of pulley wheels and current loading for cords with thermosetting insulation
48 Wear resistance test
Test sample
Procedure
49 Arrangement of wear resistance test
50 (normative) Procedure for checking the efficacy of the spark testing method and equipment
(normative) Procedure for checking the efficacy of the spark testing method and equipment
Object
Procedure
The test shall be carried out on two test lengths of core which have been especially prepared in accordance with E.2.2. One of the cores shall have the smallest insulation thickness of the relevant types of cord; the other core shall have the largest in
The preparation of the punctures in the insulation shall be effected as follows.
Preparation of core for spark test equipment check: removal of insulation
Preparation of core for spark test equipment check: covering with tape
51 The prepared test pieces shall then be passed through the spark test equipment at the highest speed for which the equipment is i…
Method to check the recovery time
(normative) Solderability test for plain conductors
(normative) Solderability test for plain conductors
Principle
Pre-selection of samples
Selection of samples and preparation of test pieces
One sample having a length suitable for the bending test described in F.3.2 shall be taken at each of three points in the cord, and the cores in each sample shall be carefully separated from all other components.
Each sample of core thus obtained shall be wound, in three turns, on a mandrel, the diameter of which is three times that of the core.
From each sample of core which has been straightened out after the third cycle of bending operations, a test piece having a length of about 150 mm shall be taken from that part of the core which has actually been wound.
52 Description of the solder bath
Test procedure
(normative) Compatibility test
(normative) Compatibility test
General
Procedure
53 (normative) Tests for extensible leads
(normative) Tests for extensible leads
Extension test
Test samples
Procedure (before ageing)
Procedure (after ageing)
Flexing test
Apparatus
54 Flexing apparatus for extensible leads
Flexing apparatus for short extensible leads
55 Test sample
Procedure
(normative) Tests on tinsel cords
(normative) Tests on tinsel cords
Bending test on tinsel cords
Test sample
Procedure
56 Bending test apparatus
Snatch test on tinsel cords
Test sample
Procedure
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#Spare$
57 (normative) Measurement of thicknesses
(normative) Measurement of thicknesses
Measurement of insulation thickness
Procedure
Evaluation of results
Measurement of sheath thickness for circular cords
Procedure
Evaluation of the measurement results
Measurement of sheath thickness for flat cords
Measuring equipment
Preparation of test pieces
58 Measuring procedure
Evaluation of the measurement results
Measurement of sheath thickness
59 BS 6500:2000
BS 6500:2000 2006
$198.66