AS/NZS 5110:2011
Recessed luminaire barriers
Provides requirements to assess the safety of recessed luminaire barriers. It provides classifications, construction and marking requirements, and test procedures for recessed luminaire barriers to achieve uniform compliance criteria for any barrier that may be called up by other Standards, codes, commercial contracts, building specifications, regulatory requirements or the like.
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AS/NZS 5110:2011 RECESSED LUMINAIRE BARRIERS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.1.1 General
1.1.2 In Australia only
1.1.3 In New Zealand only
1.2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Ballast
1.3.2 ‘Not used’
1.3.3 Extra low voltage (ELV)
1.3.4 Independent lamp control gear (auxiliary equipment/auxiliary control gear)
1.3.5 Installation wiring
1.3.6 Interconnecting cable
1.3.7 Lamp control gear
1.3.8 Luminaire
1.3.9 Mounting surface
1.3.10 Non-combustible material
1.3.11 Normally flammable (combustible) material
1.3.12 Plug-ballast/transformer
1.3.13 Readily flammable (combustible) material
1.3.14 Recessed luminaire
1.3.15 Recessed luminaire barrier (barrier)
1.3.16 Safety extra low voltage (SELV)
1.3.17 Socket-outlet
1.3.18 Thermal insulation
1.3.19 Type test
1.3.20 Type test sample
SECTION 2 CLASSIFICATION OF BARRIERS
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 DEPTH CLASSIFICATION
2.2.1 Rated depth of insulation
2.2.2 Coverable (Australia only)
2.2.3 Coverable (New Zealand only)
2.3 INGRESS CLASSIFICATION
2.3.1 Low ingress protection
2.3.2 Medium ingress protection
2.3.3 High ingress protection
2.3.4 Low ingress protruding protection
2.4 ‘Not used’
2.5 INSTALLATION CLASSIFICATION
2.5.1 Installation from above
2.5.2 Installation from below
2.6 IMPACT CLASSIFICATION
2.6.1 Light impact duty
2.6.2 Medium impact duty
2.6.3 High impact duty
2.7 INSULATION CLASSIFICATION
2.7.1 Restricted
2.7.2 Unrestricted
2.8 LUMINAIRE SUITABILITY CLASSIFICATION
2.8.1 Single combination
2.8.2 Combination
2.8.3 Generic
2.9 PROTRUSION CLASSIFICATION
2.9.1 Protruding
2.9.2 Semi-protruding
2.9.3 Non-protruding
SECTION 3 MARKING
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 MARKING ON BARRIERS
3.3 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
3.3.1 General
3.3.2 Combination barriers
3.3.3 Barriers installable from below
3.3.4 Generic barriers
3.4 COMPLIANCE
SECTION 4 CONSTRUCTION
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 MEANS OF ATTACHMENT
4.3 PREVENTION OF INGRESS OF FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
4.4 SCREWS AND CONNECTIONS (MECHANICAL)
4.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION/COMPONENTS
4.6 GENERIC BARRIER CLEARANCE
4.7 LOW INGRESS PROTRUDING BARRIER
SECTION 5 TESTING
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 MARKING DURABILITY TEST
5.2.1 Test procedure-Sample 2
5.2.2 Test procedure-Sample 1
5.2.3 Test method
5.2.4 Compliance
5.3 PRECONDITIONING
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Dry preconditioning
5.3.3 Humidity preconditioning
5.4 MECHANICAL STRENGTH TEST
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Set-up procedure
5.4.3 Test procedure
5.4.4 Compliance
5.5 INGRESS TEST
5.5.1 General requirement
5.5.2 Test procedure and requirements
5.5.3 ‘Not used’
5.5.4 Compliance
5.5.5 ‘Not used’
5.6 THERMAL TEST-NORMAL OPERATION
5.6.1 Set-up procedure
5.6.2 Test procedure
5.6.3 Compliance
5.7 THERMAL TEST-ABNORMAL OPERATION
5.7.1 Rationale
5.7.2 Setup procedure
5.7.3 Test procedure
5.7.4 Compliance
5.8 RESISTANCE TO FLAME AND IGNITION
5.8.1 General
5.8.2 Glow-wire test
5.8.3 Needle flame test
5.9 ACCELERATED AGEING TEST
APPENDIX A - BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDIX B - DRAUGHT PROOF THERMAL ROOM
B1 REQUIREMENTS
B2 ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS
APPENDIX C
Amendments
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AS/NZS 5110:2011 RECESSED LUMINAIRE BARRIERS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.1.1 General
1.1.2 In Australia only
1.1.3 In New Zealand only
1.2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Ballast
1.3.2 ‘Not used’
1.3.3 Extra low voltage (ELV)
1.3.4 Independent lamp control gear (auxiliary equipment/auxiliary control gear)
1.3.5 Installation wiring
1.3.6 Interconnecting cable
1.3.7 Lamp control gear
1.3.8 Luminaire
1.3.9 Mounting surface
1.3.10 Non-combustible material
1.3.11 Normally flammable (combustible) material
1.3.12 Plug-ballast/transformer
1.3.13 Readily flammable (combustible) material
1.3.14 Recessed luminaire
1.3.15 Recessed luminaire barrier (barrier)
1.3.16 Safety extra low voltage (SELV)
1.3.17 Socket-outlet
1.3.18 Thermal insulation
1.3.19 Type test
1.3.20 Type test sample
SECTION 2 CLASSIFICATION OF BARRIERS
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 DEPTH CLASSIFICATION
2.2.1 Rated depth of insulation
2.2.2 Coverable (Australia only)
2.2.3 Coverable (New Zealand only)
2.3 INGRESS CLASSIFICATION
2.3.1 Low ingress protection
2.3.2 Medium ingress protection
2.3.3 High ingress protection
2.3.4 Low ingress protruding protection
2.4 ‘Not used’
2.5 INSTALLATION CLASSIFICATION
2.5.1 Installation from above
2.5.2 Installation from below
2.6 IMPACT CLASSIFICATION
2.6.1 Light impact duty
2.6.2 Medium impact duty
2.6.3 High impact duty
2.7 INSULATION CLASSIFICATION
2.7.1 Restricted
2.7.2 Unrestricted
2.8 LUMINAIRE SUITABILITY CLASSIFICATION
2.8.1 Single combination
2.8.2 Combination
2.8.3 Generic
2.9 PROTRUSION CLASSIFICATION
2.9.1 Protruding
2.9.2 Semi-protruding
2.9.3 Non-protruding
SECTION 3 MARKING
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 MARKING ON BARRIERS
3.3 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
3.3.1 General
3.3.2 Combination barriers
3.3.3 Barriers installable from below
3.3.4 Generic barriers
3.4 COMPLIANCE
SECTION 4 CONSTRUCTION
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 MEANS OF ATTACHMENT
4.3 PREVENTION OF INGRESS OF FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
4.4 SCREWS AND CONNECTIONS (MECHANICAL)
4.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION/COMPONENTS
4.6 GENERIC BARRIER CLEARANCE
4.7 LOW INGRESS PROTRUDING BARRIER
SECTION 5 TESTING
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 MARKING DURABILITY TEST
5.2.1 Test procedure-Sample 2
5.2.2 Test procedure-Sample 1
5.2.3 Test method
5.2.4 Compliance
5.3 PRECONDITIONING
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Dry preconditioning
5.3.3 Humidity preconditioning
5.4 MECHANICAL STRENGTH TEST
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Set-up procedure
5.4.3 Test procedure
5.4.4 Compliance
5.5 INGRESS TEST
5.5.1 General requirement
5.5.2 Test procedure and requirements
5.5.3 ‘Not used’
5.5.4 Compliance
5.5.5 ‘Not used’
5.6 THERMAL TEST-NORMAL OPERATION
5.6.1 Set-up procedure
5.6.2 Test procedure
5.6.3 Compliance
5.7 THERMAL TEST-ABNORMAL OPERATION
5.7.1 Rationale
5.7.2 Setup procedure
5.7.3 Test procedure
5.7.4 Compliance
5.8 RESISTANCE TO FLAME AND IGNITION
5.8.1 General
5.8.2 Glow-wire test
5.8.3 Needle flame test
5.9 ACCELERATED AGEING TEST
APPENDIX A - BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDIX B - DRAUGHT PROOF THERMAL ROOM
B1 REQUIREMENTS
B2 ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS
APPENDIX C
Amendments
AS/NZS 5110:2011
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