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  • ACEsterhuizen
    Bronze Member

    • Mar 2012
    • 165

    #16
    (the ambiguity of) some sans 10142 regulations as it is, is a joke. not to mention the ambivalence, equivocacy, vagueness. and the vacillation of the authors.
    Last edited by ACEsterhuizen; 19-Jul-23, 12:20 PM.

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    • Derlyn
      Platinum Member

      • Mar 2019
      • 1748

      #17
      According to SANS 10142, an appliance changes electrical energy into another form of energy.

      Is this true for all appliances, or are there exceptions ?

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      • Derlyn
        Platinum Member

        • Mar 2019
        • 1748

        #18
        The reason I asked the above question is that I can think of a couple of appliances that according to the definition would not be appliances.

        1. Battery chargers.
        2. Electric fence energizers.
        3. APS therapy machines.
        4. Welding machines.

        They all have electricity in and electricity out.

        Now either the definition of an appliance needs looking at ......or ....... 6.16.6 that refers to an electric fence as an appliance and 6.16.8 that refers to an electric vehicle charging station as an appliance needs looking at. They cannot both be correct because they contradict each other.

        What sayeth the toppies ?

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