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GB
NATIONAL STANDARD OF THE
PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
ICS 29.140.99
CCS K 74
Replacing GB/T 24825-2009
DC or AC supplied electronic control gear for LED modules
- Performance specifications
(IEC 62384:2020, DC or AC supplied electronic control gear for LED
modules - Performance requirements, MOD)
ISSUED ON: OCTOBER 12, 2022
IMPLEMENTED ON: MAY 01, 2023
Issued by: State Administration for Market Regulation;
Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China.
Table of Contents
Foreword ... 3
1 Scope ... 5
2 Normative references ... 5
3 Terms and definitions ... 6
4 General notes on tests ... 6
5 Classification ... 7
6 Marking ... 8
7 Output voltage and current ... 9
8 Total circuit power ... 10
9 Circuit power factor ... 10
10 Supply current ... 11
11 Operational tests for abnormal conditions ... 11
12 Durability ... 11
13 Energy efficiency grades ... 12
Appendix A (Normative) Test ... 14
Appendix B (Informative) Guidance on assessing product life and failure rate ... 18
References ... 19
DC or AC supplied electronic control gear for LED modules
- Performance specifications
1 Scope
This document specifies the performance requirements for the electronic control gear
using a DC power supply below 1 000 V and an AC power supply of 50 Hz or 60 Hz,
whose output frequency is different from the power supply frequency. This control gear
works with the LED modules specified in GB 24819. The LED control gear specified
in this document is designed to provide a constant voltage or current. This document
also covers types that do not comply with pure voltage and current.
This document applies to the electronic control gear for LED modules with a DC power
supply below 1 000 V and an AC power supply of 50 Hz or 60 Hz.
Note 1: The tests in this document are type tests. Test requirements for individual
control gears during production are not included.
Note 2: The requirement for a control gear equipped with a device capable of changing
the output power is still under study.
Note 3: It can be expected that, as long as the LED module manufacturer’s product
specifications are considered, the control gear in accordance with this
document can guarantee normal operation between 92% and 106% of the rated
supply voltage.
2 Normative references
The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of
their content constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the
version corresponding to that date is applicable to this document; for undated references,
the latest version (including all amendments) is applicable to this document.
GB 19510.1, Lamp control gear - Part 1: General and safety requirements (GB
19510.1-2009, IEC 61347-1:2007, IDT)
GB 19510.14, Lamp controlgear - Part 14: Particular requirements for d.c. or a.c.
supplied electronic controlgear for LED modules (GB 19510.14-2009, IEC 61347-
2-13:2006, IDT)
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in GB 19510.1 and
the following apply.
3.1 Total circuit power
The total power consumed by the control gear and the LED module together at the rated
supply voltage of the control gear and the rated maximum output load.
3.2 Circuit power factor
The ratio of the measured power of the circuit to the product of the supply voltage (rms)
and the supply current (rms).
3.3 Controlgear for LED module circuitry with high input capacitance
Control gear suitable for high capacitance LED modules connected directly or
indirectly to the input terminals.
Note 1: Examples are LED modules with switch-mode power conversion circuit, such
as boost-buck converter.
Note 2: Normally, capacitance over 100 nF are considered high capacitance.
3.4 Controlgear for LED module circuitry with low input capacitance
Control gear suitable for low capacitance or no capacitance LED modules connected
directly or indirectly to the input terminals.
Note 1: Examples are LED modules with only LEDs or with logic circuits for thermal
protection, but not directly modifying the power provided by the control gear,
or linear voltage regulators.
Note 2: Normally, capacitance of 100 nF and below are considered low capacitance.
4 General notes on tests
4.1 The tests specified in this document are all type tests. The requirements and
tolerances stated in this document are based on tests performed on type test samples
submitted by the manufacturer for this purpose. Such type test samples shall generally
have the typical characteristics of the manufacturer’s product and shall be as close as
possible to the center point value of the product.
According to the output voltage, it is divided into:
a) control gear with a stable output voltage;
b) control gear without a stable output voltage.
5.3 Classification according to output current
According to the output current, it is divided into:
a) control gear with a stable output current;
b) control gear without a stable output current.
5.4 Classification according to output isolation
According to the output isolation, it is divided into:
a) isolated output control gear;
b) self-coupling control gear (i.e., non-isolated output control gear).
6 Marking
6.1 Mandatory marking
6.1.1 The control gear shall be clearly marked with the following:
Circuit power factor, for example: λ = 0.9.
For control gear where the power factor is not constant over the rated output range
and/or has a supply voltage range, the power factor may vary for different combinations
of supply voltage and output power. In this case, the range of power factor, for example
λ = 0.8 ~ 0.9, shall be indicated on the control gear.
If the power factor is less than 0.95 leading, the letter C shall be added after it, for
example λ = 0.9C.
6.1.2 In addition to the above mandatory markings, the following information shall also
be marked on the control device or indicated in the manufacturer’s catalog or similar
documents:
a) the allowable temperature range, if applicable;
b) an indication that the control gear has a stable output voltage, if applicable;
c) an indication that the control gear has a stable output current, if applicable;
d) an indication that the control gear is suitable for use with the mains dimmer, if
applicable;
e) a statement of the mode of operation, e.g., phase control, if applicable;
f) Prated_min, the rated minimum output power of the control gear for normal operation,
if applicable.
Note: Prated_min can be a marking with Prated, e.g., Prated = 20 W, ..., 60 W.
6.2 Optional marking
The following shall be declared in the control gear or the manufacturer’s catalog or the
like:
a) total circuit power;
b) if applicable, a statement of the short-circuit protection of the control gear (symbol
under consideration).
7 Output voltage and current
7.1 Starting and connecting requirements
After starting or connecting to an LED module, the output shall be within 110% of the
rated value within 2 s. The maximum current or maximum voltage shall not exceed the
manufacturer’s given value. This performance is tested at minimum rated power.
Note: If the output voltage is AC, 110% is the percentage of effective value, if it is DC,
110% is the percentage of DC value.
7.2 Voltage and current during operation
For a control gear with an unsteady output voltage, under the rated power supply
voltage, the deviation between the output voltage and the rated voltage of the LED
module shall not exceed ±10%; for a control gear with a stable output voltage, when
the power supply voltage is any value between 92% and 106% of the rated power supply
voltage, the deviation between the output voltage and the rated voltage of the LED
module shall not exceed ±10%.
For a control gear with an unsteady output current, under the rated power supply voltage,
the deviation between the output current and the rated current of the LED module shall
not exceed ±10%; for a control gear with a stable output current, when the power supply
voltage is any value between 92% and 106% of the rated power supply voltage, the
deviation between the output current and the rated current of the LED module shall not
exceed ±10%.
For control gear with supply voltage ranges, the test shall be performed with the
combination of supply voltage ranges and output power ranges that provide the lowest
and highest power factor (e.g., minimum supply voltage, maximum rated output power
and maximum supply voltage, minimum rated output power). The measured power
factors shall not be less than the lowest and highest marked values by more than 0.05,
respectively.
10 Supply current
When the control gear and the rated power LED module work at the rated voltage, the
deviation of the power supply current from the value marked on the control gear or
declared by the manufacturer’s product catalog shall not exceed 10%.
11 Operational tests for abnormal conditions
The control gear shall not be damaged under the following conditions.
a) Test without LED module installed
Supply the control gear with the rated voltage for 1 h without the LED module
installed; at the end of the test, connect the LED module, and the LED module
shall be able to work normally.
b) Test for reduced LED module resistance
Still under study.
c) Tests for short-circuit resistant control gears
Short-circuit the control gear for 1 h.
The above 1 h test shall also be completed when the thermal protection device
operates.
After the test is completed and the protective device is reset, the control gear shall
be able to work normally.
12 Durability
12.1 The control gear shall be subjected to the following temperature cycling shock test
and supply voltage switching test.
a) Temperature cycling shock test
First place the unpowered control gear at a temperature of -10 °C, or if the control
gear is marked with a lower temperature value, at that value, for 1 h. Then, move
Appendix A
(Normative)
Test
A.1 General requirements
A.1.1 General
All tests are type tests. A single sample shall be subjected to all tests (except Chapter
13).
A.1.2 Ambient temperature
The test shall be carried out in a room without convective wind and at an ambient
temperature of 20 °C ~ 27 °C.
A.1.3 Supply voltage and frequency
A.1.3.1 Test voltage and frequency
The control gear under test shall operate at rated supply voltage and frequency, unless
otherwise specified.
When the used power supply voltage range is marked on the control gear or it has
different independent rated power supply voltages, any intended voltage can be selected
as the rated voltage.
A.1.3.2 Stability of supply voltage and frequency
During the test, the supply voltage and frequency shall remain stable, and its variation
shall not exceed ±0.5%. However, during the actual measurement, the voltage shall be
adjusted to within ±0.2% of the specified test value.
A.1.3.3 Supply voltage waveform
The total harmonic content of the supply voltage shall not exceed 3%. The harmonic
content is defined as the sum of the root mean square (r.m.s.) of each component, and
the fundamental wave is 100%.
A.1.4 Magnetic effects
No magnetic objects shall be placed within 25 mm from any external surface of the
control gear under test, unless otherwise specified.
A.1.5 Instrument characteristics
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