WOFI sortiment interiérových svítidel a halogenových kolejnicových systémů na 230V

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There may transfor- mers safety areas 0. one the two digits not given, this is represented The first digit concerns resistance to solid objects and dust; more important for bathroom lights the second digit, which relates resistance/per- meability water and damp. Showers without shower trays generally only cover area 1. They must have protection rating of at least X7. The lower limit the floor; the area stretches 2. Schematic diagram the safety areas for bathtubs and showers, with and without a built-in partition Bathtubs: • Fixed plughole Showers: • Fixed plughole . Safety area 0 The area inside the bath tub shower tray, for example when using underwater lights. Plastic sheathed lighting wiring may laid underneath over the plaster; flat webbed house wires may only laid at least six centimetres below the plasterwork.25 metres above the floor. Safety area 1 This defines the area within the vertical limits the bath or shower. Protection class III Lights for use with protection low voltage. Three classes protection are also defined for lights; these set out the scope protective provisions against electric shocks: Protection class I Lights connected the mains earth. Safety area also requires the use protection low voltage lights with a maximum voltage Volts. Any lights used areas and must have protection rating of at least X4; for devices which spray jets water, for example massage jets, lights must have protection rating of least X5. there shower tray, the upper limit is defined radius 120 centimetres around the shower head when hung up. Protection low voltage means that higher voltage circuits supply low voltage circuit; the two must be securely separated. expressed two-digit code (Ingress Protection). There are specific safety requirements for the rest of the room. Safety area 2 This adjoins area and centimetres deep. Three so-called safety areas for bathrooms are set out the standard DIN VDE (Germany Industrial Standard, Association German Electrotechnicians) 0100 Section 701.300 General information Safety zones for the use lights the bathroom Bathrooms are damp rooms, and special care must be taken wherever electricity and damp come together. The following regulations have been drawn the interests of safety. Only appliances with pro- tection low voltage maximum Volts may used; these must specifically authorised for installation inside baths/shower trays. They are aimed avoiding hazards and acci- dents. The protection rating lights’ operational safety classification.Plugs and switches may not installed areas 0, However, switches built lights are allowed provided they not reduce the protection rating. Protection class II Lights with additional reinforced insulation with earth terminal