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GB 4706.10-2008: Household and similar electrical appliances -- Safety -- Particular requirements for massage appliances
GB 4706.10-2008
Household and similar electrical appliances.Safety.Particular requirements for massage appliances
ICS 97.170
Y64
National Standards of People's Republic of China
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
Replacing GB 4706.10-2003
Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety
Particular requirements for massage appliances
(IEC 60335-2-32.2005, IDT)
Published 2008-12-15
2010-01-01 implementation
Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of People's Republic of China
Standardization Administration of China issued
Table of Contents
Introduction Ⅲ
IEC Foreword Ⅳ
1 Scope 1
2 Normative References 1
3 Definitions 1
4 General requirements 2
General conditions for 5 tests 2
6 Category 2
7 Marking and instructions 2
8 Protection against touching live parts of 2
9 start electric appliances 2
10 Power input and current 3
11 heat 3
12 Void 3
Leakage current and electric strength at the operating temperature of 13 3
14 Transient overvoltages 3
3 15 Moisture resistance
16 Leakage current and electric strength 3
Transformer 17 and associated circuitry overload 3
18 Endurance 3
19 Abnormal operation 4
20 Stability and mechanical hazards 4
4 21 Mechanical strength
Structure 22 4
Internal wiring 23 4
24 elements 4
25 and the external power connection cord 4
26 with the external lead terminals 5
27 earthing 5
Screw connection 5 and 28
Clearances 29, creepage distances and solid insulation 5
30 and fire resistant 5
5 31 rust
32 radiation, toxicity and similar hazards 5
Appendix 6
Reference 6
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
Foreword
All technical contents of this section is mandatory.
GB 4706 "and similar household electrical appliances," it consists of several components, Part 1 General Requirements for the other parts of special
Claim.
This section should GB 4706.1-2005. with "safe 1 Household and similar electrical appliances General requirements."
This section identical with IEC 60335-2-32. special massage device. "Safety - Part 2-32 Household and similar electrical appliances 2005
Special requirements "(in English).
For ease of use, this part of the IEC 60335-2-32 following editorial changes made.
A word) "Part 1" to "GB 4706.1-2005";
b) with a decimal point '. 'Instead of a decimal point as a comma ",".
This section instead of GB 4706.10-2003 "Particular requirements for massage appliances for household and similar electrical appliances."
The main difference compared with the GB 4706.10-2003 present are the following.
--- range increases the water-injected foot massager, replacing "generally not considered" content, adding new definitions.
--- 3.1.9 increased aperture parameters polyethers; added water type foot massagers test requirements.
--- cancel the requirement of GB 4706.10-2003 of 4.101 (appliance is tested by a portable instrument, playing in normal use
Except Operators fixed on the bracket).
--- 7.12, an increase of warnings with water container of the appliance.
GB 4706.10-2003 --- 11.2 will be the "instrument with a heating element" to "combined appliances."
--- 11.8 increase in water temperature limit.
--- 13.2 class Ⅰ increased for stationary appliances, in addition to fixed appliances, the leakage current should not exceed the requirements of 0.75mA.
--- 15.2 of increased testing requirements flushed foot massager.
--- 16.2 class Ⅰ increased for stationary appliances, in addition to fixed appliances, the leakage current should not exceed the requirements of 0.75mA.
--- The GB 4706.10-2003 in Chapter 21 additions, increased to 21.1.
--- 25.7 increase in content and GB 4706.10-2003 expression is slightly different.
22.102 --- The first injection increased the test requirements and a gas flowing inside the appliance.
--- references increased by ISO 2439. 1980 "Determination of soft foam polymeric material hardness (indentation method)"; ISO 13732-1
"Thermal Environmental Assessment Test Method ergonomic body surface in contact with the reaction of Part 1. hot surface."
This section was proposed by China Light Industry Federation.
This part of the jurisdiction of the National Standardization Technical Committee appliances (SAC/TC46).
This part of the main drafting units. China Household Electrical Appliances Research, Xiamen, Li Meng Technology (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Rongtai Fitness
Science and Technology Development Co., Ltd., Foshan City of Quality Supervision and Testing Center, Midea Group Co., Ltd.
The main drafters of this section. MA De-jun, Zhang Xudong, Lin Qi, Shu Xiaohong, Huang Huizhen, Wu Xiaolin, Du Xin, Deng Zhe.
This section replaces the following previously issued as follows.
--- GB 4706.10-1986, GB 4706.10-1993, GB 4706.10-2003.
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
IEC Foreword
1) IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is a worldwide organization for standardization by national Electrotechnical Commission (IEC National Committees).
The object of IEC is to promote international cooperation in the field of standardization in the electrical and electronics related issues. For this purpose, IEC addition to carrying out other
Outside activities, publishes international standards, technical specifications, technical reports, publicly available specification (PAS) and guidance (hereinafter known as IEC publication
Matter). They have been developed by the commission to complete the technical committees. Members of the IEC National Committees, as long as the sense of the standards set Xing
Fun with may participate in this preparatory work. Liaising with the IEC international, governmental and non-governmental organizations also participate in this preparation. IEC and the World
Community Organization for Standardization (ISO ) in close cooperation in accordance with the conditions specified in the agreement.
2) IEC on technical matters decisions or agreements by the National Committee interested in this issue to participate in all of the Technical Committee
Given, and expressed consensus on the issues involved in the international community as much as possible.
3) IEC Publications manner recommended for international use, and in that sense is accepted by the National Committee. IEC to make
Possible reasonable efforts to ensure the correctness of the IEC publication, but users do not use, and is responsible for misunderstanding.
4) In order to promote international unification, IEC National Committees should clearly maximize the IEC publication into national
Or regional standards. IEC and between the respective national or regional standard event of any discrepancy be national or regional standard in
Clearly marked.
5) IEC did not develop any signs of approval procedures, when a device declared in conformity with an IEC standard, IEC , which is not
Any responsibility.
6) All users should ensure that the latest version of the standard used.
7) IEC and its officers, employees, support staff, including agency independent experts, members of the Technical Committee and IEC National Committee
Members will be, directly or indirectly, all types of personal injury or rely on the use of IEC IEC publications and any other publication due process, financial
Loss of production and consumption of any nature, these types of expenses (including legal fees) and publishing value-added, do not have direct or indirect responsibility.
8) Note that the reference standard in this section, the use of the proper use of the standard reference part is necessary.
9) Some contents of this IEC publication may involve patent rights, which should attract attention. IEC shall not be responsible for
Identifying any or all such patent rights.
This section is prepared by IEC technical committee 61. Develop "Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety."
This section cancels and replaces the third edition published in 1993 and its Addendum 1 (1999). It constitutes a technical revision.
Bilingual version of this section (2005-08) instead of the English version.
The text of this section is based on the following documents.
FDIS Report on voting
61/2216/FDIS 61/2290/RVD
This addendum is based on the following documents.
FDIS Report on voting
61/3421/FDIS 61/3446/RVD
Vote on the report on the table all the information listed in this part of the vote, see the.
French version of this section has not yet voted.
This section should be used in conjunction with IEC 60335-1 latest version of its addendum. This is in part IEC 60335-1.2001 (4
Version) to develop basis.
Note 1. The reference to "Part 1" In this section, it refers to IEC 60335-1.
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
This part of IEC 60335-1 corresponding provisions were made additions or amendments, to convert it into the IEC standard. special massage appliances
Claim.
The provisions of Part 1 of this section is not mentioned, should be rational use as possible. This section "addition", "Edit" or "replacement"
Adjust the corresponding content - Part 1.
Note 2. The following numbering system used in this section.
--- From the start number 101 terms, tables, and illustrations are in addition to the corresponding content - Part 1.
--- unless the comment in the new provisions include a note or "Part 1", otherwise, instead of including comments in Chapter 1 or clauses should be open
Start number.
--- added to Appendix AA, BB and other numbers.
Note 3. The following Printing Font.
--- standard. with typestyle;
--- test specifications. italic;
--- Note. trumpet the traditional characters.
Text in bold are defined in Chapter III, when there is the definition of the adjective, the adjective and noun modified also in bold.
There is a difference in some countries.
--- 6.1. Class 0 portable appliances are allowed (Japan "USA).
--- 6.1. rated voltage not exceeding 150V is a portable class 0I is permitted (Japan).
--- 6.1. Class I portable appliances are allowed (USA).
--- 13.2. Leakage current is 0.30mA (peak) (India).
--- 16.2. Leakage current is 0.30mA (peak) (India).
--- 19.7 and 19.8. these tests are not carried out (USA).
--- 20.1. Stability Assay (USA) at 8 °.
The Committee decided to maintain the inside on the IEC website (http.//webstore.iec.ch) and the specific criteria and Addenda related database
The results before the date of arrival, based on the standard addendum and its contents remain unchanged. After the arrival date, the publication will be.
● reconfirmed the validity;
● void;
● improved alternative version;
● Modify.
Note. National Commission to draft standard it should be noted that equipment manufacturers and testing agencies in follow the new standard, IEC standard addendum or revision, to set up
Total product and new or revised test methods to equip their device, we need a transition period.
When the contents of an addendum to the adopted country, the Committee recommends that the new content should be a transition period of 12 months.
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
Household and similar electrical appliances - Safety
Particular requirements for massage appliances
Range 1
The chapter GB 4706.1-2005 is replaced by the following.
This section relates to a single-phase appliances rated voltage not exceeding 250V, other home appliance does not exceed the rated voltage of 480V or the like with
Safe way of massage appliances.
Note 1. Examples within the scope of this instrument.
--- foot massage;
--- hand-held massager;
--- massage table;
--- massage belt;
--- massage chair;
--- massage pad;
--- water-injected foot massager.
Not intended as a general family use, but the use of public places still potentially dangerous equipment, such as. going to the store, and light industry
Farm implement by non-professional use, it is also within the scope of the present section.
Note 2. Examples of these appliances used in places such as beauty salons for similar products or health center.
As far as possible from the viewpoint of the practical situation, this section refers to the inside and around the home environment of the appliance by the human factors
Common danger.
This portion is generally not considered.
--- users (including children), they.
● with physical disabilities, mentally ill or mentally impaired; or
● lack of experience and knowledge.
In the absence of a guardian or did not specify the circumstances should prevent them from safe use of equipment.
--- children's play equipment.
Note 3. The following conditions must be attention.
--- For appliances intended to be used on the vehicles' vessels and aircraft, additional requirements may be necessary.
--- In many countries, additional requirements by the national health department, responsible for the protection of labor and similar authorities.
Note 4. This part is not intended for use in special places appliance, such as local corrosive and explosive gases (dust "gas vapor or gas).
2 Normative references
The chapter GB 4706.1-2005 is applicable.
Definition 3
GB 4706.1-2005 this chapter except for the following content, are applicable.
3.1.9 Replacement.
The appliance is operated under the following conditions.
Hand-held appliances work in addition to the vibration head without any other conditions under load.
GB 4706.10-2008/IEC 60335-2-32.2005
Seated person intended for an appliance foot, the foot plate on which plus evenly distributed over an area of 100mm × 300mm 5kg
Work under load. Appliance with a heating element placed under the working conditions of the two heat insulating pad on its flat foot. This heat
Insulating pad made of open cell polyether material, size of about 300mm × 100mm × 15mm. They are placed together and applied to mass
10kg load is evenly distributed. Appliance with the liquid container, according to instructions and water quality 10kg load is applied.
Note 1. a polyether open cell structure has the following.
The number of openings 18 + 20 per cm and lt;
Mass density of 30kg/m3 + 10 0%
Hardness measurement method according to ISO 2439, at 40% indentation 120N ~ 170N.
Intended for a person standing at the foot of the instruments applied under the conditions ...