AS/NZS 61439 - Product Table

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Infinity 3G

Infinity 3G is a modular switchboard designed for commercial and residential applications up to 630 Amps. While being compliant to AS/NZS 61439, it also meets and exceeds all national supply authority rules and regulations. Enclosures to suit all environmental conditions are available in IP66, IP34 and IP2x.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The resistance to corrosion was tested using a representative samples. Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided. Plus ES report; 103687
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE16/0025
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) 4 Creepage distances 10.4 respectively. AUSGRID report; 103484
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) 4 Creepage distances 10.4 respectively. AUSGRID report; 103484
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Infinity 3G enclosure designs have been tested by AUSGRID report; 103484
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Infinity 3G Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such protective circuit verification has not been tested as internal configurations are not known. Verification may be by test AUSGRID report; 103484.
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the Standard’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Infinity 3G Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such protective circuit verification has not been tested as internal configurations are not known. Verification may be by test AUSGRID report; 103484.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperaturerise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Incline SR Series of enclosures rating does not exceed 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	Enclosures with a fault rating greater than 10kA need to be 61Compliant. Verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. The Infinity 3G Series of enclosures have been tested, AUSGRID report; 103484
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Monarch IP

Monarch IP is a range of IP66 rated industrial enclosures. Designed to be the ultimate in flexibility, this enclosure system is suitable for small motor control applications, lighting, CT metering and small switchboards.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	Testing has shown Zinc-coated steel resists corrosion to 1000 hours of neutral salt spray, exceeding the 61Compliance. Further verification has been performed by an external NATA laboratory to severity level B (outdoor environments).
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	Metal enclosures have no thermal stability requirements.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	Insulation materials have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	Metal enclosures do not require UV verification except when painted. B&R use industrial grade powder-coat paint which incorporates UV stabilisation and is certified by our supplier.
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting requirements have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	Internal testing verifies that enclosures exceeds IK10 required.
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Labels supplied by B&R are manufactured from plastic laminated materials and meet all 61Compliance requirements. Switchboard builders need also to take note of 61Compliance requirements for a labelling. Markings have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	All IP requirements have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearances have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure compliance by ensuring correct clearances are maintained as per the Standard and original equipment manufacturers installation instructions.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Protective circuits have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure effective continuity between exposed conductive parts of an assembly and protective circuits are maintained (less than 0.1ohm).
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	Protective circuits short-circuit withstand strength has been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure compliance by ensuring correct implementation of protective circuits as per the Standard and original equipment manufacturers installation instructions.
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	This is the responsibility of the SBB; however, it is a requirement that the SBB follows guidance from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The advice and guidance of the OEM such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers needs to be adhered to while maintaining compliance to Standards and State based Regulations and Service and Installation Rules (SIR).
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	Withstand voltages have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure effective assembly of the switchboard, adhering to all OEM installation Instructions.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	The switchboard designer (either the Original Manufacturer or the SBB), must calculate temperature rise as each design may be different. For switchboards below 1600A rating, AS/NZS 60890 can be used from first principles.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	Tested and certified by an external NATA laboratory and passed to a rating of 50kA/1s.
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards must comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The SBB must obtain from the OEM the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Mechanical operation relates to situations where switchgear operation has been changed beyond their original approval. However, SBB must ensure compliance if modifications have been made.

Signature SE

The Signature SE is a modular switchboard system designed to provide a range of configurations to suit the most complex Motor Control Centre (MCC) applications.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	Testing has shown zinc-coated steel resists corrosion to 1000 hours of neutral salt spray, exceeding the 61Compliance.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	Metal enclosures have no thermal stability requirements.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	Insulation materials have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	Metal enclosures do not require UV verification except when painted. B&R use industrial grade powder-coat paint which incorporates UV stabilisation and is certified by our supplier.
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting requirements have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	Internal testing verifies that enclosures exceeds IK10 required.
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Labels supplied by B&R are manufactured from plastic laminated materials and meet all 61Compliance requirements. Switchboard builders need also to take note of 61Compliance requirements for a labelling. Markings have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	All IP requirements have been verified by external NATA laboratory.
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearances have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure compliance by ensuring correct clearances are maintained as per the Standard and original equipment manufacturers installation instructions.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Protective circuits have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure effective continuity between exposed conductive parts of an assembly and protective circuits are maintained (less than 0.1ohm).
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	Protective circuits short-circuit withstand strength has been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure compliance by ensuring correct implementation of protective circuits as per the Standard and original equipment manufacturers installation instructions.
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	This is the responsibility of the SBB; however, it is a requirement that the SBB follows guidance from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The advice and guidance of the OEM such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers needs to be adhered to while maintaining compliance to Standards and State based Regulations and Service and Installation Rules (SIR).
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	Withstand voltages have been verified by external NATA laboratory. However, the SBB must also ensure effective assembly of the switchboard, adhering to all OEM installation Instructions.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	FUNCTIONAL UNITS: Test verified and certified by an external NATA laboratory to AS/NZS 3439.1 which complies with AS/NZS 61439.1. Limits as per Table 2 carried out on switchboards including busbars, incoming and outgoing units. BUSBAR: Test verified and certified by an external NATA laboratory to AS/NZS 3439.1. Test results comply with the requirements of AS/NZS 61439.1. Contact B&R for more information on temperature rise requirements.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	FUNCTIONAL UNITS - Test verified and certified by an external NATA laboratory to AS/NZS 3439.1 and AS/NZS 61439. BUSBAR - Test verified and certified by an external NATA laboratory to AS/NZS 3439.1 and AS/NZS 61439. Contact B&R for more information on short-circuit withstand requirements.
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards must comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The SBB must obtain from the OEM the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Mechanical operation relates to situations where switchgear operation has been changed beyond their original approval. However, SBB must ensure compliance if modifications have been made.

Bowen Series

An IP66, special purpose, sloping roof enclosure with a 40° sloping roof and overhang for reduced material build up.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Bowen Series of enclosures are made from Stainless Steel and as such do not have any corrosion effects as measured by the Standard thereby exceeding the comparative testing done. Plus, ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus, ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures. Bowen enclosures are stainless steel and have zero UV degradation.
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Bowen enclosures are provided with lifting lugs rated to one tonne.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE99/0034
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Bowen Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the Standardâ€™s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Bowen Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Bowen Series of enclosures are rated not to exceed 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Bowen Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Field FC

B&R's field enclosure is an infrastructure cabinet designed for roadside monitoring equipment with ITS equipment. It is also used for GPS stations and radio equipment.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Field FC Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standard requirements. Comparative testing done Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Field FC enclosures are provided with lifting lugs; lift testing has yet not been completed.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE11/0010
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Field FC Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the Standards requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Field FC Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creepages
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Field FC Series of enclosures are rated to 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Exempt	The Field FC Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Group Metering

Group metering for multiple tenancy installations and suitable for use in all states except VIC, SA and WA.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Group Metering Series of enclosures are made from galvanised steel and as such exceeds standards requirements. Comparative testing done Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus, ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally, this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP23; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment.
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Group Metering Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Group Metering Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creapages.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature-rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Group Metering Series of enclosures are rated to 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Group Metering Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Incline SR

The Incline SR is a stainless steel IP66 enclosure for the mining and mineral processing industries. It features an innovative 30 degree sloping roof that reduces the build up of debris and waste material.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperaturerise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Incline SR Series of enclosures rating does not exceed 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Incline SR Series of enclosures are made from stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. Comparative testing done, Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus, ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally, this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) which the Incline SR Series are not provided with.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. The Incline SR has been assessed to comply via SIMTARS report; NE99/0034
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by Plus ES report; 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Incline SR Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Incline SR Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by clearances and creapages assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature- rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Incline SR Series of enclosures rating does not exceed 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Incline SR Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Lambert LB

The Lambert LB is a 316 stainless steel, sun shaded enclosure designed for applications where the enclosure has a high risk of heating up due to excessive solar radiation.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Lambert LB Series of enclosures are made from Stainless Steel and as such exceed standards requirements. Comparative testing done Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	The Lambert LB Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure however all insulating materials if supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures. Lambert LB Series of enclosures are made from stainless steel and as such are not affected by UV.
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	The Lambert LB Series of enclosures are provided with lifting lugs. These have been tested to the Standard and also comply with AS4991 for lifting devices.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE12/0020 (double door) and NE12/0041 (single door).
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by Plus ES report; 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Lambert LB Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such protective circuit verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Verification may be by test or comparison with a reference design
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Lambert LB Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creapages..
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Lambert LB enclosures are rated to 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	Enclosures with a fault rating greater than 10kA need to be 61Compliant. Verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. The Lambert LB enclosures have as yet not been tested.
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Pilbara SP

The Pilbara SP is an IP66 enclosure for the mining and mineral processing industries. Developed to withstand the harsh environments of the Pilbara, it features a 30 degree sloping roof.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Pilbara SP Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ doneÂ PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	The Pilbara SP Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure however all insulating materials if supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. The Pilbara SP Series of enclosures are provided with lifting lugs. These have been tested to the Standard and also comply with AS4991 for lifting devices.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE99/0034.
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Pilbara SP Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Pilbara SP Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creapages
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Pilbara SP Series of enclosures are rated to 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Pilbara SP Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Monarch SMB

An IP66, small main board (up to 630A) developed as a solution to local electricity and distribution requirements in remote metering application or emergency power restorations.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The resistance to corrosion was tested using a representative sample. Report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided. Plus ES report; 103687
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. Plus ES report; 103687
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by Plus ES report; 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	Protective circuit verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. Plus ES report; 104014
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	Dielectric properties generally need to be tested but Impulse withstand can also be calculated. Plus ES report; 104014.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test, comparison or by calculation. Testing conducted under worst case configuration show that the switchboard can operate at a maximum rated current (InA) of 490A. B&R cert. CT-22-10002. Alternatively, AS/NZS 60890 may be used by switchboard designers to determine switchboard ratings not exceeding 490A.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	Enclosures with a fault rating greater than 10kA need to be 61Compliant. Verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. Plus ES report; 104014.
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Universal DD

The Universal DD is a range of double door, special purpose enclosures suitable for industrial or demanding conditions.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Universal DD Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ done,Â PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. PlusÂ ESÂ report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided. Plus ES report;Â 103687
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP55; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE96/0065
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by Plus ES report; 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	Protective circuit verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. Plus ES report; 103687.
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Universal DD Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creapages.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Universal DD enclosures are rated to not exceed 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	Enclosures with a fault rating exceeding10kA need to be 61Compliant. Verification can be by test or comparison with a reference design. Plus ES report; 103687.
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Universal NI

B&R’s Universal NI range of IP66 general purpose enclosures are often wall mounted using its integrated bolting. It is manufactured from powdercoat painted steel.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Universal NI Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ done,Â PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. PlusÂ ESÂ report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP55; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE05/0077
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Universal NI Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Universal NI Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by assessment, reference clearances and creepages.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Universal NI Series of enclosures are rated to not exceed 630A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Universal NI Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Universal PB

A modular universal distribution board that is weatherproof and highly robust. Ideal for new or existing distribution boards and a great alternative for power distribution.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The resistance to corrosion was tested using a representative samples. Plus ES report; 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	All insulating materials supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. AksoNobel report; 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) have been provided.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE05/0077
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm. Similar enclosure designs have been tested by Plus ES report; 103687
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Universal PB Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Universal PB Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by clearance assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Universal PB Series of enclosures are rated not exceeding 250A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Universal PB Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Hedland PH

A 15 degree sloping roof enclosures for electrical and electronic control equipment in rugged, dusty industrial applications.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ done,Â PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure however all insulating materials if supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. Report; AksoNobel 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) which the Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are not provided with.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. The Miner ME Series have been tested to IP66 while Hedland PH and Finucane FI are compliant by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE99/0035
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by clearances and creapages assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are rated for use under 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Finucane FI

The Finucane FI enclosure and sun shield has been developed to meet the demands of the Australian environment and accommodate the requirements of the Pilbara Iron Ore projects.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ done,Â PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure however all insulating materials if supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. Report; AksoNobel 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) which the Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are not provided with.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. The Miner ME Series have been tested to IP66 while Hedland PH and Finucane FI are compliant by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE99/0035
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by clearances and creapages assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are rated for use under 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Miner ME

The Miner ME is designed to be used in underground for 1000 Volt applications. It's made from 2mm thick steel with polyester paint to provide superior protection and visibility.

No	Characteristic to be Checked	Clause	Responsibility	Comments
1	Strength of material and parts:	10.2
	Resistance to corrosion	10.2.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are made from steel and stainless steel and as such exceed standards requirements. ComparativeÂ testingÂ done,Â PlusÂ ESÂ report;Â 103687.
	Thermal stability (relates to non-metal enclosures)	10.2.3.1	Original Manufacturer	This clause refers mainly to plastic enclosures.
	Resistance to abnormal heat and fire (due to internal electric effect)	10.2.3.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure however all insulating materials if supplied have been tested to 960ÂºC glow-wire Standard. Plus ES report; 103863.
	Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiation	10.2.4	Original Manufacturer	UV ratings refer mainly to plastic enclosures however metal Powder-coat painted enclosures incorporates UV stabilization. Report; AksoNobel 20LSR178
	Lifting	10.2.5	Original Manufacturer	Lifting is verified by test, if required. Generally this relates to larger switchboards to which lifting means (lugs) which the Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are not provided with.
	Mechanical Impact	10.2.6	Original Manufacturer	IK10; Metal enclosure systems have been tested to exceed IK10 (20 Joules).
	Marking	10.2.7	Assembly Manufacturer	Markings must be verified by test. Tests are performed by rubbing with water and petroleum spirits; generally done by the Switchboard Builder (Assembler).
2	Degree of protection of enclosures (IP)	10.3	Original Manufacturer	IP66; Ingress Protection (IP) rating needs to be verified by test or by assessment. The Miner ME Series have been tested to IP66 while Hedland PH and Finucane FI are compliant by assessment. SIMTARS report; NE99/0035
3	Clearances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer	Clearance and creepage can only be verified by test. Switchboard Builders (Assembler) must maintain compliance by ensuring correct clearance and creepage distances are maintained at >8mm (Uimp=8kV) and >16mm (Ui=1kV) respectively.
4	Creepage distances	10.4	Assembly Manufacturer
5	Protection against electric shock and integrity of protective circuits	10.5
	Effective continuity between the exposed conductive parts of the ASSEMBLY and the protective circuit	10.5.2	Assembly Manufacturer	Equipotential protective earth bonding points are required to be verified by test to less than 0.1ohm.
	Short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit	10.5.3	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
6	Incorporation of switching devices and components	10.6	Assembly Manufacturer	Points 6, 7 and 8 are largely the responsibility of the Switchboard builder (Assembler). It is a requirement that the Assembler follow guidance from the original manufacturer. The advice of original manufacturers such as B&R and switchgear manufacturers, needs to be adhered to. Switchboard Builders need to be aware of the StandardÂ’s requirements for these verification points and incorporate these into complete design verification documentation.
7	Internal electrical circuits and connections	10.7	Assembly Manufacturer
8	Terminals for external conductors	10.8	Assembly Manufacturer
9	Dielectric Properties	10.9
	Power-frequency withstand voltage	10.9.2	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are provided as a basic empty enclosure and as such dielectric property verification has not been possible as internal configurations are not known. Dielectric properties need to be verified by Impulse withstand testing or by clearances and creapages assessment.
	Impulse withstand voltage	10.9.3	Original Manufacturer
10	Temperature-rise limits	10.1	Assembly Manufacturer	Temperature-rise can be determined by test or by comparison or by calculation. Temperature rise methods provided in AS/NZS 60890 can be used for switchboards not exceeding 1600A rating. The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series of enclosures are rated for use under 1600A and therefore AS/NZS 60890 should be used by the Designer.
11	Short circuit withstand strength	10.11	Original Manufacturer	The Hedland PH, Finucane FI and Miner ME Series are generally understood to be fitted with equipment making the switchboard not exceed 10kA prospective short-circuit withstand rating (Icp).
12	Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)	10.12	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Equipment installed in switchboards shall comply with the immunity requirements of the relevant product or generic EMC standard. The Switchboard builder (assembler) shall obtain from the device and or component manufacturer the specific performance criteria of the equipment based on the acceptance criteria given in the relevant standard.
13	Mechanical operation	10.13	Original Equipment Manufacturer	This verification testing need NOT be done on devices already been type tested according to their relevant product standard. Only if their mechanical operation has been modified does the assembly need to be retested by cycling it 200 times.

Original Manufacturer* - Switchboard designer and manufacturer of the switchboard enclosure.
Assembly Manufacturer* - A switchboard builder.
Original Equipment Manufacturer - The company who manufactured the switchgear used in final assembly.

*The original manufacturer and assembly manufacturer can be the same company or different companies.

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