【UL标准】UL 745-2-11-2007 Particular Requirements for Reciprocating Saws.doc

ul 745-2-11particular requirements forreciprocating sawsul copyrighted material not authorized for further reproduction or distribution without permission from ulthis pdf standard downloaded from july 24, 2007 ul 745-2-11tr1underwriters laboratories inc. (ul)333 pfingsten roadnorthbrook, il 60062-2096ul standard for safety for particular requirements for reciprocating saws, ul 745-2-11second edition, dated july 24, 2007summary of topicsthis new second edition was issued to clarify the ul effective date statement shown on the preface page and to make other administrative changes. the technical content of the first edition has been reproduced verbatim in this edition; the text of the standard has not been changed.as noted in the commitment for amendments statement located on the back side of the title page, ul and csa are committed to updating this iec-based binational standard jointly. however, this second edition dated july 24, 2007 will not be issued by csa since it addresses ul only administrative changes.the ul foreword is no longer located within the ul standard. for information concerning the use and application of the requirements contained in this standard, the current version of the ul foreword is located on ulstandardsinfonet 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product be judged under the current requirements. however, if the applicant elects this option, it should be noted that compliance with all the requirements in this standard will be required as a condition of continued listing, recognized and follow-up services after the effective date, and understanding of this should be signified in writing.copyright 2007 underwriters laboratories inc.this standard consists of pages dated as shown in the following checklist:pagedate1-10 . july 24, 2007canadian standards associationcan/csa-c22.2 no. 745-2-11first editionunderwriters laboratories inc. ul 745-2-11second editionparticular requirements for reciprocating sawsjuly 24, 2007ul copyrighted material not authorized for further reproduction or distribution without permission from ulthis pdf standard downloaded from commitment for amendmentsthis standard is issued jointly by canadian standards association and underwriters laboratories incorporated. amendments to this standard will be made only after processing according to the standards writing procedures by both canadian standards association and underwriters laboratories incorporated.isbn 1-55397-485-9 2004canadian standards associationall rights reserved. no part of this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without the prior permission of the publisher.copyright 1995, 2007 underwriters laboratories inc.ul copyrighted material not authorized for further reproduction or distribution without permission from uljuly 24, 2007can/csa-c22.2 no. 745-2-11ul 745-2-119contentspreface . .51 scope . .62. definitions . .63 general requirement . .64 general notes on tests . .65 rating . .66. classification . .67. marking . .78 protection against electric shock . .79 starting . .710 input and current . .711 heating . .712 leakage current . .713 radio and television interference suppression . .814 moisture resistance . .815 insulation resistance and electric strength . .816 endurance . .817 abnormal operation . .818 mechanical hazards . .819 mechanical strength . .820 construction . .821 internal wiring . .822 components . .823 supply connection and external flexible cables and cords . .824 terminals for external conductors . .825 provision for earthing . .826 screws and connections . .927 creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation . .928 resistance to heat, fire and tracking . .929 resistance to rusting . .930 tests by manufacturers . .931. instructions . .9this pdf standard downloaded from appendix a thermal cut-outs and overload releasesappendix b electronic circuitsappendix c construction of safety isolating transformers appendix d measurement of creepage distances and clearances appendix e reference standardsappendix f attachments and accessoriesappendix g sequence of testsappendix h translationsh1 translations . .10h1.2 instructions . .10prefacethis is the common csa and ul standard for portable electric reciprocating saws. it is the first edition of csa standard c22.2 no. 745-2-11 safety of portable electric tools part 2: particular requirements for reciprocating saws and the second edition of ul 745-2-11 safety of portable electric tools part 2: particular requirements for reciprocating saws. it is written in si (metric) units.this standard was prepared by canadian standards association and underwriters laboratories inc. this common csa and ul standard is based on iec publication 745-2-11 (1984) part 2: particular requirements for reciprocating saws (jig and sabre saws). where canadian and us deviations have necessitated the deletion of iec publication 745-2-11 text, the iec text has been retained but has been over-stricken to indicate it as nonmandatory. text added to iec publication 745-2-11 as mandatory has been underlined including, where feasible, tables and figures.where a particular clause of the general requirements standard is not mentioned in this standard, the clause applies as far as is reasonable. where this edition states addition, modification, or replacement, the relevant requirement, test specification, or explanatory matter in the general requirements standard should be adapted accordingly.if the functions of a tool are covered by different particular standards, the relevant particular requirements standard is applied to each function separately, so far as is reasonable. if applicable, the influence of one function on the other is taken into account.this standard was reviewed by the csa subcommittee on portable electric tools of the technical committee on consumer and commercial products under the jurisdiction of the standards steering committee on the canadian electrical code, part ii, and was formally approved by these committees.this standard was processed and reviewed in accordance with the method of development, revision and implementation of ul standards for safety.this standard has been approved by the standards council of canada as a national standard of canada. march 23, 1995ul effective datethe effective date for ul 745-2-11 is the date of publication.revisions of this standard will be made by issuing revised or additional pages bearing their date of issue. a ul standard is current only if it incorporates the most recently adopted revisions, all of which are itemized on the transmittal notice that accompanies the latest set of revised requirements. comments or proposals for revisions on any part of the standard may be submitted to ul at any time. proposals should be submitted via a proposal request in uls on-line collaborative standards development system (csds) at .csa effective datethe effective date for csa will be announced through a csa certification notice.note: although the intended primary application of this standard is stated in its scope, it is important to note that it remains the responsibility of the users of the standard to judge its suitability for their particular purpose.this pdf standard downloaded from 1 scopethis clause of part 1 is applicable except as follows:1.1 replacement:this standard applies to reciprocating saws (jig and sabre saws).for the purpose of this standard, a jig saw is the type generally used for cutting patterns in lumber and is generally held by one hand; a sabre saw is generally used in demolition work cutting openings in walls, or ceilings, or in construction for cutting pipes and the like, and is always held with both hands.2. definitionsthis clause of part 1 is applicable except as follows:2.2.23 first paragraphreplacement:normal load denotes continuous operation, the saw blade being in vertical position, at a load such that the input, in watts, is equal to: 0.065 s n0 for reciprocating saws with maximum cutting depth not exceeding 55 mm, rated input for reciprocating saws with maximum cutting depth exceeding 55 mm.where:s is the maximum cutting depth, in millimetres, for cutting wood, andn0 is the no load speed of the working shaft (number of reciprocations per minute) measured after the tool has been operated idling for 15 min at the rated voltage or the upper limit of a voltage range.during tests at normal load, the reciprocating mechanism may be replaced by a rotating gear allowing a torque to be applied to the motor as specified. saws which can be set to different speeds are operated at the highest speed.3 general requirementthis clause of part 1 is applicable.4 general notes on teststhis clause of part 1 is applicable.5 ratingthis clause of part 1 is applicable.6. classificationthis clause of part 1 is applicable.ul copyrighted material not authorized for further reproduction or distribution without permission from ul7. markingthis clause of part 1 is applicable except as follows:7.1 addition:in addition, reciprocating saws shall have the following marking: maximum cutting depth, in millimetres, for cutting in wood;this applies only to jig saws. no-load speed of the working shaft in reciprocations per minute.8 protection against electric shockthis clause of part 1 is applicable.9 startingthis clause of part 1 is applicable.10 input and currentthis clause of part 1 is applicable except as follows:10.1 modification:the input of reciprocating saws with a maximum cutting depth not exceeding 55 mm is measured after the tool has been operated for 10 min as specified for normal load.for reciprocating saws with a maximum cutting depth exceeding 55 mm, the test is not made.10.2 modification:the current of reciprocating saws is measured after the tool has been operated for 10 min, as specified for normal load.11 heatingthis clause of part 1 is applicable except as follows:11.4 modification:the temperature rises are measured after the tool has been operated under the conditions specified for normal load for 30 min.12 leakage cur