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Accessible parts of equipment with standard IEC 62368
General
An accessible part of an equipment is a part that can be touched by a body part. For the purposes of dctermining an accessible part, a body part is represented by one or more of the specified test probes.
Accessible parts of an equipment can include parts behind a door, panel, removable cover, etc. that can be opened without the use of a tool.
Accessible parts do not include those that become accessible when floor standing equipment having a mass exceeding 40 kg is tilted.
For equipment intended for building-in or rack-mounting, or for subassemblies and the like for incorporation in larger equipment,accessible parts do not include those that are not accessible when the equipment or subassembly is installed according to the method of mounting or installation specified in the installation instructions.
A part is considered accessible if the instructions or markings intended to be followed require that a person physically contacts that part. This applies without test and irrespective of whether a tool is required to gain access.
Test method 1-Surfaces and openings tested with jointed test probes
For surfaces and openings, the following jointed test probe is applied, without appreciable force and in any possible position, to the surfaces and openings of the equipment:
– the test probe of Figure V.1 for equipment that is likely to be accessible to children;
NOTE 1 Equipment intended for use in homes, schools, public and similar locations is equipment generally considered to be accessible to children, see also Clause F.4.
– the test probe of Figure V.2 for equipment that is not likely to be accessible to children.
Where entry behind a door, panel, removable cover, etc. is possible without the use of a tool, or entry is directed by manufacturer instructions or marking, with or without the use of a tool, the test probe is applied to surfaces and openings in those areas.

Where the entire probe passes through a large opening (allowing entry of an arm but not of a shoulder), the probe shall be applied to all parts within a hemisphere with radius of 762 mm. The probe handle shall point along a path towards the large opening to simulate the hand on the end of the arm extending through the large opening. The plane of the hemisphere shall be the outside plane of the opening. Any part outside the 762 mm radius hemisphere is deemed not accessible.
NOTE 2The equipment may be dismantled to perform this test.
Test method 2- Openings tested with straight unjointed test probes
Openings preventing access to a part by the applicable jointed test probe of Figure V.1 or Figure V.2 are further tested by means of a straight unjointed version of the respective test probe applied with a force of 30 N. If the unjointed probe enters the openings, test method 1 is repeated, except that the applicable jointed version of the test probe is pushed through the opening using any necessary force up to 30 N.
NOTE The test with the unjointed version is to assess if test probe can be forced through the opening. The use of the jointed version can result in the test probe joints bending before the required force is reached.

Test method 3 – Plugs, jacks, connectors
The blunt probe of Figure V.3 is applied without appreciable force and in any possible position to specified parts.
Test method 4 – Slot openings
The wedge probe of Figure V.4 is applied as specified

Test method 5 – Terminal intended to be used by an ordinary person
The rigid test wire of the test probe of Figure V.5 is inserted into the applicable opening with a force up to 1 N ±0,1 N and with the length limited to20 mm ±0,2 mm. While inserted, the probe is moved in any angle with minimal force.

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