BS EN 61823:2003

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviated terms
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviated terms
4 General requirements
   4.1 Classification
   4.2 Rated current
   4.3 Earthing
   4.4 AGL construction
   4.5 Encapsulation
   4.6 Earthing
   4.7 Service conditions
   4.8 Electrical characteristics
   4.9 Temperature rise
5 Type and routine tests
   5.1 Type tests
   5.2 Routine tests
6 Test requirements
   6.1 Introduction to electrical testing
   6.2 Tests under load
   6.3 Short circuit current
   6.4 Open circuit voltage
   6.5 AC leakage current test
   6.6 DC leakage current cycling test
   6.7 Shock tests
   6.8 Temperature rise
   6.9 Gas tightness test
   6.10 Physical size demonstration
7 Routine tests
   7.1 Ratio test
   7.2 Earth continuity test
   7.3 Leakage current test
8 Marking
Annex A (normative) Connector descriptions and
        interface dimensions
Annex ZA (normative) Normative references to international
                     publications with their corresponding
                     European publications
Bibliography

Defines the characteristics of aeronautical ground lighting series trans-formers (AGLST) used in aeronautical ground lighting for 6,6 A series circuits, at a service voltage of up to 5 kV, supplied by constant current regulators up to 30 kVA in rating.

IEC 61823:2002 specifies the characteristics of aeronautical ground lighting series trans-formers (AGLST) used in aeronautical ground lighting for 6,6 A series circuits, at a service voltage of up to 5 kV, supplied by constant current regulators up to 30 kVA in rating. AGL series transformers provide power to airport lighting luminaires or other loads (resistive) from their secondary circuits. The AGL series transformers provide continuity of the series circuit in the event of a loss of the load on the transformer, and electrical isolation between the primary circuit supplied by a constant current regulator, and the secondary circuit connected to the load under conditions defined in this standard. This bilingual version (2016-11) corresponds to the English version, published in 2002-12.