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AS 2225-1994

Superseded

Superseded

A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.

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Insulating gloves for electrical purposes

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Superseded date

25-05-2024

Superseded by

AS/NZS IEC 60903:2020

Published date

14-06-1994

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1 - AS 2225-1994 INSULATING GLOVES FOR ELECTRICAL PURPOSES
4 - PREFACE
5 - CONTENTS
6 - 1 SCOPE
6 - 2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
6 - 3 DEFINITIONS
6 - 3.1 Composite
6 - 3.2 Insulated
6 - 3.3 Other than rubber
6 - 3.4 Rubber
6 - 3.5 Working voltage
6 - 3.6 Routine test
6 - 3.7 Type test
6 - 4 CLASSIFICATION
6 - 5 COMPOSITION
6 - 6 CONSTRUCTION
7 - 7 DIMENSIONS
7 - 7.1 Length
7 - 7.2 Thickness
7 - 8 INSTRUCTIONS FOR STORAGE AND CLEANING
7 - 9 MARKING
8 - 10 TESTS
8 - 10.1 General
8 - 10.2 Leakage current
9 - 10.3 Resistance to puncture
9 - 10.4 Tensile strength of seams
9 - 10.5 Ageing test
10 - 10.6 Tensile strength and elongation at break
10 - 10.7 Tension set
12 - APPENDIX A - METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THICKNESS OF GLOVES FOR USE ON WORKING POTENTIALS ABOVE 650 V AND UP TO 4000 V
12 - A1 SCOPE
12 - A2 APPARATUS
12 - A3 PROCEDURE
12 - A4 REPORTING OF RESULTS
13 - APPENDIX B - TYPICAL DIMENSIONS
15 - APPENDIX C - RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE STORAGE, ISSUE, EXAMINATION BEFORE USE AND PRECAUTIONS IN THE USE OF GLOVES
15 - C1 STORAGE
15 - C2 ISSUE
15 - C3 EXAMINATION BEFORE USE
15 - C4 PRECAUTIONS IN USE
16 - APPENDIX D - METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF LEAKAGE CURRENT
16 - D1 SCOPE
16 - D2 APPARATUS
16 - D3 PROCEDURE
17 - D4 REPORTING OF RESULTS
18 - APPENDIX E - METHOD FOR TESTING RESISTANCE TO PUNCTURE
18 - E1 SCOPE
18 - E2 APPARATUS
18 - E3 PREPARATION OF TEST SPECIMENS
18 - E4 PROCEDURE
18 - E5 REPORT

Specifies constructional and test requirements for insulating gloves used to provide protection against electric shocks where the working voltages do not exceed 650V, 1000V, 3300V or 4000V in four classes of gloves.

Committee
EL/4
DocumentType
Standard
ISBN
0 7262 8933 7
Pages
14
PublisherName
Standards Australia
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy
Supersedes
UnderRevision

This Standard sets out the requirements for three types of insulating gloves (as classified in Clause 4) used for electrical purposes where the working potentials do not exceed 650 V, 1000 V, 3300 V, or 4000 V (whether a.c. r.m.s., or d.c.), between any two conductors or between any conductor and earth.NOTE: For the purposes of this Standard, the term 'glove(s)' applies to insulating gloves used for electrical purposes.

First published as AS C87-1939.
Second edition 1964 (endorsement of BS 697-1960 without amendment).
Revised and redesignated AS 2225-1978.
Second edition 1994.
Incorporating: Amdt 1-1996

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