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Household electrical appliances

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Main committee

Nikolay Popov

Rozalina Haladzhova

+359 2 817 4565

rozalina.haladzhova@bds-bg.org

Standards in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications

Public documents

Scope

Standards dealing with safety requirements and performance for electrical appliances for household and similar purposes, automatic controls and fire hazard testing

Facts and digits

152

New projects

1306

Published standards

0

Meetings

7

Members

Relation to mirrors committee

This BDS/TC is a mirror of the following European and international technical committees

CLC/SR 89

Fire hazard testing


Originator: CENELEC
P member

CLC/SR 89

Fire hazard testing


Originator: CENELEC

P member

CLC/TC 59X

Performance of household and similar electrical appliances


Originator: CENELEC
P member

CLC/TC 59X

Performance of household and similar electrical appliances

To prepare European Standards on methods of measurement of characteristics which are of importance to determine the performance of electrical appliances for household use or of electrical appliances for commercial use and that are of interest for the user. This may include associated aspects related to the use of the appliances and aspects such as the classification, accessibility and usability of appliances, ergonomic characteristics and conditions for the information provided at the point of sale. The standards are developed in order to suit the needs of EU Regulations and Directives and in the context of the European market. NOTE 1 Appliances for household use designates equipment intended for housekeeping functions such as washing, cleaning, heating, cooling, cooking, etc. and appliances intended for use in the home environment such as shavers, hair care appliances, food preparation appliances, etc. Appliances for household use cover use by non-expert users in similar conditions as in households, for example: - in shops, offices or other similar work environments; - in farm houses; - by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments; - in bed and breakfast type environments, which are also considered as household appliances. NOTE 2 Appliances for commercial use designates equipment to be used by persons that have been trained on the use of such appliances and appliances and machines which are declared to be for commercial use by laypersons. NOTE 3 Appliances for industrial use are not covered by the standards prepared by CLC/TC 59X. NOTE 4 CLC/TC 59X does not deal with appliances which are already explicitly covered by the scope of other CENELEC/TCs or CEN/TCs


Originator: CENELEC

P member

CLC/TC 61

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances


Originator: CENELEC
P member

CLC/TC 61

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances

To harmonize recognized international standards dealing with safety requirements for electrical appliances for household and similar purposes and, where necessary, to prepare harmonized standards for such appliances. Health and environmental requirements are to be taken into account.


Originator: CENELEC

P member

CLC/TC 72

Automatic electrical controls


Originator: CENELEC
P member

CLC/TC 72

Automatic electrical controls

To prepare harmonized standards for rules related to inherent safety, to the operating characteristics where such are associated with applicational safety and to the testing of automatic electrical control devices used in appliances and other apparatus, electrical and non-electrical for household and similar purposes such as those for central heating, air conditioning etc. including the following: 1. Automatic electrical control devices mechanically, electro-mechanically, electrically or electronically operated responsive to or controlling such parameters as temperature, pressure, passage of time, humidity, light, electrostatic effect, flow or liquid level. 2. Automatic electrical control devices serving the starting of small motors that are used principally in appliances and apparatus for household and similar purposes. Such control devices may be built into or be separate from the motor. 3. Non-automatic control devices when such are associated with automatic control devices.


Originator: CENELEC

P member

TC 59/SC 59A

Electric dishwashers


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59A

Electric dishwashers

To prepare international standards on performance measurement methods for electric dishwashers.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59/SC 59C

Electrical heating appliances for household and similar purposes


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59C

Electrical heating appliances for household and similar purposes

To prepare international standards on performance measurement methods for electrical heating appliances for household and similar purposes


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59/SC 59D

Performance of household and similar electrical laundry appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59D

Performance of household and similar electrical laundry appliances

To prepare International Standards on performance measurement methods for household and similar electrical laundry appliances including products that may use additional sources of energy (e.g. gas, steam, heated water) for some functions


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59/SC 59K

Performance of household and similar electrical cooking appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59K

Performance of household and similar electrical cooking appliances

To prepare international standards on performance measurement methods for ovens, microwave ovens, steam ovens, cooking ranges, hobs, cooking fumes extractors and similar appliances, including portable appliances with similar functionality


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59/SC 59F

Surface cleaning appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59F

Surface cleaning appliances

To prepare international standards on performance measurement methods for appliances for surface cleaning of floors, walls, ceilings, etc.including their covering such as carpets, as well as fixed and movable furniture or similar installations..


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59/SC 59L

Small household appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59/SC 59L

Small household appliances

Standardisztion of performance measurement of small household appliances and similar electrical appliances except surface cleaning appliances.<br /> Examples of appliances covered by SC 59L are small cooking appliances with single function and for liquid processing (like kettles, jugs, rice cookers, coffee makers, etc), food processing appliances (like mixers, blenders, kitchen machines, including appliances with thermal processing function), all kinds of household ironing appliances, body care appliances and ventilating appliances.<br /> Cooking appliances offering multiple cooking functionality (like hobs, ovens, steam ovens) are covered by SC59K.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61/SC 61B

Safety of microwave appliances for household and commercial use


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61/SC 61B

Safety of microwave appliances for household and commercial use

To prepare international safety standards for microwave appliances for household and commercial use.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61/SC 61C

Safety of refrigeration appliances for household and commercial use


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61/SC 61C

Safety of refrigeration appliances for household and commercial use

To prepare international safety standards for motor compressors, refrigerating appliances and similar appliances for household and commercial use.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61/SC 61D

Appliances for air-conditioning for household and similar purposes


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61/SC 61D

Appliances for air-conditioning for household and similar purposes

To prepare international safety standards dealing with electrical equipment used in residential, commercial or light industrial applications primarily for the purpose of conditioning air and which contain a refrigeration or heating cycle using a motor compressor or based on the absorption principle.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61/SC 61H

Safety of electrically-operated farm appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61/SC 61H

Safety of electrically-operated farm appliances

To prepare international safety standards for electrical appliances primarily intended for agricultural use on farms such as for electric fencing, harvesting, processing, protecting packaging, breeding or cultivating of agricultural produce.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61/SC 61J

Electrical motor-operated cleaning appliances for commercial use


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61/SC 61J

Electrical motor-operated cleaning appliances for commercial use

To prepare international safety and environmental standards for electrical motor operated cleaning appliances for commercial use


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 59

Performance of household and similar electrical appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 59

Performance of household and similar electrical appliances

To prepare International Standards on methods of measurement of characteristics which are of importance to determine the performance of electrical appliances for household use or of electrical appliances for commercial use and that are of interest for the user. This may include associated aspects related to the use of the appliances and aspects such as the classification, accessibility and usability of appliances, ergonomic characteristics and conditions for the information provided at the point of sale.<br /> Note 1: Appliances for household use designates equipment intended for housekeeping functions such as washing, cleaning, heating, cooling, cooking, etc and appliances intended for use in the home environment such as shavers, hair care appliances, food preparation appliances, etc.<br /> Appliances for household use which cover use by non-expert users in similar conditions as in households are also considered as household appliances, for example:<br /> - in shops, offices or other similar work environments;<br /> - in farm houses;<br /> - by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments;<br /> - in bed and breakfast type environments.<br /> Note 2: Appliances for commercial use designates equipment to be used by persons that have been trained on the use of such appliances and appliances and machines which are declared to be for commercial use by laypersons.<br /> Note 3: Appliances for industrial use are not covered by the standards prepared by TC59<br /> Note 4: TC59 does not deal with appliances which are already explicitly covered by the scope of other IEC or ISO TCs.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 61

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 61

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances

To prepare safety requirements for electrical appliances primarily for household purposes, but also for other equipment and appliances in similar fields where there is no IEC Technical Committee in existence.<br /> NOTE 1: TC 61 does not deal with appliances which are already explicitly covered by the scope of other IEC Technical Committees.<br /> NOTE 2: The work of TC 61 in fields other than household may lead to a recommendation that the work on that particular project should be transferred to a new Technical Committee.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 72

Automatic electrical controls


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 72

Automatic electrical controls

To prepare standards related to inherent safety, to the operating characteristics where such are associated with applicational safety, and to the testing of automatic electrical control devices used in appliances and other apparatus, electrical and non-electrical, for household and similar purposes, but also extended to industrial purposes when no dedicated product standards exist, such as that for central heating, air conditioning, process heating building automation, etc., including the following:<br /> <br /> 1. Automatic electrical control devices, mechanically, electromechanically, electrically or electronically operated, responsive to or controlling parameters such as temperature, pressure, passage of time, humidity, light, electrostatic effect, flow or liquid level.<br /> <br /> 2. Automatic electrical control devices serving the starting of small motors that are used principally in appliances and apparatus for household and similar purposes. Such control devices may be built into or be separate from the motor.<br /> <br /> 3. Non-automatic control devices when such are associated with automatic control devices.


Originator: IEC

O member

TC 89

Fire hazard testing


Originator: IEC
O member

TC 89

Fire hazard testing

To prepare international standards, technical specifications and technical reports in the areas of:<br /> <br /> Fire hazard assessment, fire safety engineering and terminology as related to electrotechnical products.<br /> <br /> Measurement of fire effluent (e.g. smoke, corrosivity, toxic gases and abnormal heat), and reviews of the state of the art of current test methods as related to electrotechnical products.<br /> <br /> Widely applicable small scale test methods for use in product standards and by manufacturers and regulators.<br /> <br /> Horizontal safety function: Guidance and test methods for assessing fire hazards of electrotechnical equipment, their parts (including components) and electrical insulating materials.<br /> <br /> Note: Terms and definitions in the field of fire tests from ISO/IEC 13943 are used wherever appropriate.


Originator: IEC

O member