AS/NZS IEC 63103:2021
Lighting equipment - Non-active mode power measurement
Standard identically adopts IEC 63103:2020 for Australia, which specifies methods of measurement of electrical power consumption in nonactive mode(s), as applicable for electrical lighting equipment. This includes electrical lighting equipment incorporating non‐illumination components. This document applies to lighting equipment connected to a supply voltage up to 1 500 V DC or up to 1 000 V AC.
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AS/NZS IEC 63103:2021 Lighting equipment -- Non-active mode power measurement
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 General test conditions
4.1 General
4.2 Laboratory and environmental conditions
4.3 Supply voltage
4.3.1 Supply voltage and frequency
4.3.2 Supply voltage waveform
4.4 Power measurement accuracy and uncertainty
4.5 Network aspects
4.5.1 General
4.5.2 Wired networks
4.5.3 Wireless networks: conducted connection for testing
4.5.4 Wireless networks: radiated connection for testing
5 Measurements
5.1 General
5.2 Equipment under test (EUT)
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 Illumination-only lighting equipment
5.2.3 Multi-function lighting equipment
5.3 Preparation of EUT
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Measurement of input power
5.3.3 EUT with no network provision
5.3.4 EUT with network provision (wired or wireless)
5.4 Measuring procedure
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Direct meter reading method
5.4.3 Average reading method
5.4.4 Sampling method
Annex€A (informative)Guidance for product standards
Annex€B (normative)Measurement setup schemesfor illumination-only lighting equipment
Annex€C (normative)Measurement setup schemes for multi-function lighting equipment
Annex€D (informative)Application examples
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – Test setup for non-active mode power consumption measurementof conducted connected EUT
Figure 2 – Test setup for non-active mode power consumption measurementof connected EUT with integral antennas (RF path symbolically shown)
Figure 3 – Calibration setup for non-active mode power measurementof connected EUT with integral antennas
Figure 4 – Components present within illumination-only EUT
Figure 5 – Component representing an additional function (AF) of multi-function EUT
Figure 6 – Configuration of multi-function lighting equipment:example including one additional function
Figure B.1 – Key to symbols used in figures of Annex€B
Figure B.2 – Measurement setup for determining the input powersupplied to the power supply
Figure B.3 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision)for determining the input power supplied to the control unit
Figure B.4 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power supplied to the combined power supply and control unit
Figure B.5 – Measurement setup for determining the input power suppliedto the combined light source and power supply
Figure B.6 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power supplied to the combined light source and control unit
Figure B.7 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determiningthe input power supplied to illumination-only lighting equipment
Figure C.1 – Key to symbols used in figures of Annex€C
Figure C.2 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power to multi-function lighting equipment
Figure D.1 – General measurement setup scheme for controlgear examples
Figure D.2 – Networked standby mode measurement setup for the "basic" controlgear
Figure D.3 – Networked standby mode measurement setup for controlgearwith an integrated auxiliary/bus power supply function
Tables
Table 1 – Configurations and examples of illumination-only equipmentand reference to the measurement setup
Table 2 – Template for reporting non-active mode power
Table 3 – Example of using the template of Table 2for reporting measured standby power for an illumination-only luminairewith integrated presence sensor
Table 4 – Example of using the template of Table 2for reporting measured standby power for a (multi-function) luminairewith an integrated presence sensor and an integrated camera
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AS/NZS IEC 63103:2021 Lighting equipment -- Non-active mode power measurement
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 General test conditions
4.1 General
4.2 Laboratory and environmental conditions
4.3 Supply voltage
4.3.1 Supply voltage and frequency
4.3.2 Supply voltage waveform
4.4 Power measurement accuracy and uncertainty
4.5 Network aspects
4.5.1 General
4.5.2 Wired networks
4.5.3 Wireless networks: conducted connection for testing
4.5.4 Wireless networks: radiated connection for testing
5 Measurements
5.1 General
5.2 Equipment under test (EUT)
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 Illumination-only lighting equipment
5.2.3 Multi-function lighting equipment
5.3 Preparation of EUT
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Measurement of input power
5.3.3 EUT with no network provision
5.3.4 EUT with network provision (wired or wireless)
5.4 Measuring procedure
5.4.1 General
5.4.2 Direct meter reading method
5.4.3 Average reading method
5.4.4 Sampling method
Annex€A (informative)Guidance for product standards
Annex€B (normative)Measurement setup schemesfor illumination-only lighting equipment
Annex€C (normative)Measurement setup schemes for multi-function lighting equipment
Annex€D (informative)Application examples
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1 – Test setup for non-active mode power consumption measurementof conducted connected EUT
Figure 2 – Test setup for non-active mode power consumption measurementof connected EUT with integral antennas (RF path symbolically shown)
Figure 3 – Calibration setup for non-active mode power measurementof connected EUT with integral antennas
Figure 4 – Components present within illumination-only EUT
Figure 5 – Component representing an additional function (AF) of multi-function EUT
Figure 6 – Configuration of multi-function lighting equipment:example including one additional function
Figure B.1 – Key to symbols used in figures of Annex€B
Figure B.2 – Measurement setup for determining the input powersupplied to the power supply
Figure B.3 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision)for determining the input power supplied to the control unit
Figure B.4 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power supplied to the combined power supply and control unit
Figure B.5 – Measurement setup for determining the input power suppliedto the combined light source and power supply
Figure B.6 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power supplied to the combined light source and control unit
Figure B.7 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determiningthe input power supplied to illumination-only lighting equipment
Figure C.1 – Key to symbols used in figures of Annex€C
Figure C.2 – Measurement setup (with optional network provision) for determining the input power to multi-function lighting equipment
Figure D.1 – General measurement setup scheme for controlgear examples
Figure D.2 – Networked standby mode measurement setup for the "basic" controlgear
Figure D.3 – Networked standby mode measurement setup for controlgearwith an integrated auxiliary/bus power supply function
Tables
Table 1 – Configurations and examples of illumination-only equipmentand reference to the measurement setup
Table 2 – Template for reporting non-active mode power
Table 3 – Example of using the template of Table 2for reporting measured standby power for an illumination-only luminairewith integrated presence sensor
Table 4 – Example of using the template of Table 2for reporting measured standby power for a (multi-function) luminairewith an integrated presence sensor and an integrated camera
AS/NZS IEC 63103:2021
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