Re: [PSES] Cable retention force

2015-11-30 Thread Brian Gregory
  UL 508A refers us to UL 310 for bushings;  UL 486A-486B Table 27 has values 
for #30 up to 2000 kCM, but that is only based on cable size, not the weight of 
equipment.  My non-indexed search didn't come up with anything else through a 
dozen or so IEC standards while searching for "retention" or "pullout."  
Interesting challenge.  You might try ASME standards on the bushings. Colorado 
Brian 
720-450-4933

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From: Gary McInturff 
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Subject: [PSES] Cable retention force
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2015 17:04:38 +


Does anybody know of a standard which describes cable retention force other 
than safety standards such as 60601-1 (Medical General Safety) or 60950 (ITE 
general safety) and if so can you give me the numbers. The product is about 2 
pounds. ITE would say that the value is about 6 pounds.
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[PSES] Cable retention force

2015-11-30 Thread Gary McInturff
Does anybody know of a standard which describes cable retention force other 
than safety standards such as 60601-1 (Medical General Safety) or 60950 (ITE 
general safety) and if so can you give me the numbers. The product is about 2 
pounds. ITE would say that the value is about 6 pounds.

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