Peter,

For your equipment special consideration of transient levels is needed.
Refer to annex G of 60950. If you power the pole mounted equipment from
overhead lines as do streetlights, you are likely to be overvoltage
category IV which might mean mains transient levels of 4 or 6 KV.

If the camera is remotely powered from inside a building, you might
treat the installation as TNV3, where 1.5 KV is the assumed transient
level (2.10.3.3 note 2) unless you know otherwise.

Don't forget you need lightning protection considerations.
(References are to IEC 60950-1 (2001-10) Ed. 1.0)

Bob Johnson
ITE Safety
 

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Dear All,

For an outdoor pole-mounted computerized camera taking pictures of your
car
and its license plates when you run over a red light, does anyone have
an
objection to the following safety standards for ITE? Is it ok to assume
that
the mains transient voltage for outddor equipment is limited to 2500V? 

UL60950:2000]
EN60950:2000
IEC60950:2000

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