BS EN IEC 60675-3:2021
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Household electric direct-acting room heaters. Methods for measuring performance – Additional provisions for the measurement of the radiation efficiency
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2021 | 50 |
IEC 60675-3:2020 applies to electric direct-acting room heaters. This document defines performance characteristics related to the radiant effect and specifies methods for measuring the radiation efficiency for the information of users. This document is used to measure the radiation efficiency of direct-acting room heaters. This International Standard is to be used in conjunction with IEC 60675:1994, IEC 60675:1994/AMD1:1998 and IEC 60675:1994/AMD2:2018.
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5 | Annex ZA(normative)Normative references to international publications with their corresponding European publications |
7 | English CONTENTS |
9 | FOREWORD |
11 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms, definitions and symbols |
14 | 4 Classification 5 List of measurements 6 General conditions for measurements 7 Dimensions, mass and means of connection to the supply 8 Temperature rises of air-outlet grilles and external surfaces Table 100 – Symbols used in this document |
15 | 9 Temperature rises of surfaces surrounding the heater 10 Warming-up time of the heater 11 Stability of room temperature 12 Set-back 13 Frost protection temperature 14 Inrush current 15 Effect of radiant heat 15.1 Determination of radiant factor 15.2 Determination of radiation efficiency 16 Measurement of the usable power 17 Verification of the maximum room temperature promoted by the manufacturer |
16 | Annex A (normative)Climatic test room |
17 | Annex B (informative)Information provided at point-of-sale |
18 | Annex C (informative)Test report form |
19 | Annex AA (informative)Method for measuring the radiation efficiency AA.1 General AA.2 Equations AA.2.1 Radiation efficiency |
21 | AA.2.2 Dynamic factor |
22 | AA.3 Classification AA.3.1 Categories AA.3.2 Type AA.3.3 List of measurements and calculations AA.4 General conditions AA.4.1 General AA.4.2 Power stabilizer AA.4.3 Multimeter |
23 | AA.4.4 Variac AA.4.5 Infrared camera AA.4.6 Maximum size of active radiant heating surfaces AA.4.7 Heat-reflection devices AA.4.8 Technical data |
24 | AA.4.9 Rated power AA.4.10 Testing chamber AA.5 Examinee AA.5.1 Declaration |
25 | AA.5.2 Mounting devices, temperature control, multi-stage heater settings AA.5.3 Model series |
26 | AA.5.4 Multiple active radiant heating surfaces AA.6 Test method AA.6.1 Emissivity AA.6.2 Boundary lines AA.6.3 Pixel temperature |
27 | AA.6.4 Positioning |
28 | Figures Figure AA.1 – Positioning of a wall-mounted heater andthe infrared camera in the testing chamber |
29 | Figure AA.2 – Positioning of a ceiling-mounted heater andthe infrared camera in the testing chamber |
30 | AA.6.5 Steady-state operating condition Figure AA.3 – Positioning of a floor-standing heater andthe infrared camera in the testing chamber |
32 | AA.6.6 Calculation of the nominal radiation efficiency AA.6.7 Nominal heat-up time period |
33 | AA.6.8 Dynamic factor AA.6.9 Test method |
34 | AA.7 Test report |
35 | AA.8 Verification system AA.8.1 General AA.8.2 Purpose of master heaters AA.8.3 Verification procedure AA.8.4 Compliance AA.9 Measuring emissivity by combining temperature reference method and masking tape reference method AA.9.1 Combining procedure |
36 | AA.9.2 The temperature reference method AA.9.3 The masking tape reference method |
37 | AA.10 Measuring emissivity by using an Ulbricht sphere AA.10.1 General |
38 | AA.10.2 Measurement method Figure AA.4 – Schematics of a FTIR-spectrometer for measuringthe directional-spectral reflectivity of an examinee |
39 | AA.10.3 Measurement range AA.10.4 Calculation of thermal emissivity AA.10.5 Calculation of the hemispherical emissivity Figure AA.5 – Schematics of the reference measurement ofthe directional-hemispherical spectral reflexivity |
40 | AA.11 Radiant heat correction factor |
41 | AA.12 Example of the test report |
46 | AA.13 Example of model series test report |
48 | Bibliography |