GB/T 15766.3-2007 (GB/T15766.3-2007, GBT 15766.3-2007, GBT15766.3-2007)
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| Standard ID | GB/T 15766.3-2007 (GB/T15766.3-2007) | | Description (Translated English) | Miniature lamps | | Sector / Industry | National Standard (Recommended) | | Classification of Chinese Standard | K71 | | Classification of International Standard | 29.140.20 | | Word Count Estimation | 35,339 | | Date of Issue | 2007-09-05 | | Date of Implementation | 2008-05-01 | | Older Standard (superseded by this standard) | GB/T 15766.3-2000 | | Quoted Standard | GB/T 2900.65-2004; GB/T 15766.2; GB/T 21095; IEC 60061-1; IEC 60809-1985 | | Adopted Standard | IEC 60983-2005, IDT | | Drafting Organization | Electric Light Source Co., Ltd. ZHEJIANG ZHENDONG | | Administrative Organization | National Standardization Technical Committee Lighting | | Regulation (derived from) | Announcement of Newly Approved National Standards No. 10 of 2007 (No. 110 overall) | | Proposing organization | China Light Industry Federation | | Issuing agency(ies) | Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of People's Republic of China; Standardization Administration of China | | Summary | This standard specifies requirements for the rated voltage less than 30V, the rated power less than 25W halogen and non- halogen bulbs small requirements. Include: the use of motor vehicles on the road, not the regulations involved and thus not included in the IEC 60809 in the bulb (Chapter 2), flashlight bulb (Chapter 3), mining headlight bulb (Chapter 4). Asked to see the aircraft bulbs GB/T 21095. This standard specifies dimensions, performance requirements and on the life of optical and mechanical strength requirements. |
GB/T 15766.3-2007
GB
NATIONAL STANDARD OF THE
PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
ICS 29.140.20
K 71
GB/T 15766.3-2007 / IEC 60983:2005
Replacing GB/T 15766.3-2000
Miniature lamps
(IEC 60983:2005, IDT)
ISSUED ON: SEPTEMBER 05, 2007
IMPLEMENTED ON: MAY 01, 2008
Issued by: General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and
Quarantine of PRC;
National Standardization Administration.
Table of Contents
Foreword ... 3
1 General ... 4
1.1 Scope ... 4
1.2 Normative references ... 4
1.3 Terms and definitions ... 5
1.4 Signs ... 8
1.5 Requirements and tests ... 8
1.6 Data sheet ... 8
1.7 Recommended guidelines for the use of halogen lamps ... 9
2 Auxiliary lamps for road vehicles ... 9
2.1 Scope ... 9
2.2 Definition ... 9
2.3 Signs ... 10
2.4 Technical requirements and test procedures ... 10
2.5 Data sheet: Road motor vehicle lamps ... 11
3 Torch ... 21
3.1 Scope ... 21
3.2 Definition ... 21
3.3 Sign ... 21
3.4 Technical requirements ... 21
3.5 Data sheet: torch lamp ... 22
4 Mining caplight lamps ... 27
4.1 Scope ... 27
4.2 Definition ... 27
4.3 Requirements ... 29
4.4 Test sample quantity ... 31
4.5 Test methods ... 32
4.6 Consistency requirements ... 33
4.7 Eligibility conditions ... 34
4.8 Data sheet: Mining caplight lamp ... 35
Appendix A (Normative) Auxiliary lamp ... 43
Appendix B (Informative) Statistical basis for test ... 44
Miniature lamps
1 General
1.1 Scope
This standard specifies the requirements for small halogen and non-halogen lamps,
which have a rated voltage not greater than 30 V and a rated power not greater than 25
W. It includes:
- Lamps for use on road motor vehicles that are not covered by the regulations and
are therefore not included in IEC 60809 (Chapter 2);
- Torch (Chapter 3);
- Mining caplights (Chapter 4).
For requirements on aircraft lamps, see GB/T 21095.
This standard specifies the requirements for size, optoelectronic performances, as well
as life and mechanical strength.
Note: These requirements are for product lamps. Individual lamps may not fall entirely within
these requirements, which requires consistency conditions, which are specified in the
corresponding chapter.
For some requirements specified in this standard, refer to the "Relevant Lamp Data
Sheet". For some lamps, data sheets are included in this standard. For other lamps
falling within the scope of this standard, relevant data are provided by the lamp
manufacturer or responsible seller.
This standard may also be used for the development of future light sources, for example,
light sources emitting light from light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
1.2 Normative references
The provisions in following documents become the provisions of this Standard through
reference in this Standard. For the dated references, the subsequent amendments
(excluding corrections) or revisions do not apply to this Standard; however, parties who
reach an agreement based on this Standard are encouraged to study if the latest versions
of these documents are applicable. For undated references, the latest edition of the
- The second set of numbers consists of four digits. The first digit indicates the
corresponding chapter of this standard. The second and third digits indicate the data
sheet identification number. The fourth digit, except zero, indicates the lamp type.
The number zero is used as a part of an identification number of data sheet;
- The third set of numbers represents the edition number of the data sheet. When the
data sheet has more than one page, each page may have a different edition number;
but the data sheet number remains the same.
1.7 Recommended guidelines for the use of halogen lamps
If tungsten halogen lamps covered by this standard are provided, it is recommended
that the following points be included in any instructions for use:
- The temperature of the glass lamp of the tungsten halogen lamp is high, when it is
working. Care shall be taken to avoid touching the glass shell under any
circumstances;
- If the glass shell of a quartz glass lamp has been touched, it shall be wiped clean
with a soft, lint-free cloth soaked in ethanol before use;
- Lamp shells with scratches or other damages cannot be used.
Note: In some cases, the lamp manufacturer provides information on the pressure gas within
the lamp and recommends protective measures.
2 Auxiliary lamps for road vehicles
2.1 Scope
This chapter deals with miniature lamps, which are used on road motor vehicles that
are not covered by regulations and are therefore not included in IEC 60809. It specifies
basic requirements (dimensions, photoelectric properties) as well as requirements for
life and torsional strength performance.
2.2 Definition
For the purposes of this Chapter, in addition to the definitions in Chapter 1, the
following definitions apply.
2.2.1
Designation
EUR: A type that has been standardized in European countries.
JIS: A type standardized by Japanese Industrial Standards.
SAE: A type standardized by the Society of Automotive Engineers (USA).
2.3 Signs
The following shall be clearly and durably printed on the lamp:
- The trade name or trademark of the manufacturer or responsible seller;
- Trade designation or lamp designation and/or nominal voltage.
Additionally, other content can be printed, such as nominal wattage.
Compliance is checked by rubbing the lamp with a smooth cloth, which was soaked in
water for 15 seconds.
After this test, the sign shall be clear.
2.4 Technical requirements and test procedures
Lamps shall comply with the general requirements given in 1.5.
2.4.1 Initial reading
After aging, the power and luminous flux of the lamp under the test voltage shall
comply with the requirements, which are specified in the corresponding data sheet. An
appropriate integrating photometer shall be used, when measuring the luminous flux.
2.4.2 Life
During the life test, the lamp shall operate under DC or AC voltage, which has a
frequency between 40 Hz and 60 Hz. The reference axis and filament axis are in a
horizontal position; the room temperature does not exceed 30 °C.
There must be no fluctuations in the supply voltage. However, instantaneous
fluctuations not exceeding ±1% of the test voltage (≤1 min) are allowed.
The life test shall end at 150% of the life value specified in the corresponding lamp data
sheet. The lamp that terminates the test at this time shall be deemed to have a life of
150% of the specified value.
The average life of the test sample shall not be less than:
3.4.1 Initial reading
After aging, the current and luminous flux of the lamp under the test voltage shall
comply with the requirements, which are specified in the corresponding data sheet. An
appropriate integrating photometer shall be used to measure the luminous flux.
3.4.2 Life
During the life test, the lamp shall be placed horizontally, operating under DC or AC
test voltage at a frequency between 40 Hz and 60 Hz; the room temperature shall not
exceed 30 °C.
There shall be no fluctuations in the power supply voltage. However, instantaneous
fluctuations not exceeding ±1% of the test voltage (≤1 min) are allowed.
The average life of the test sample shall not be less than the rated life value, which is
specified in the corresponding lamp data sheet.
3.4.3 Lumen maintenance
If required, lumen maintenance shall comply with the value, which is specified in the
corresponding lamp data sheet.
Lamps, whose lumen maintenance does not meet the requirements, are considered to
have a life of 75% of the rated life value.
3.4.4 Torsional strength
When the torsional strength is specified in the corresponding data sheet for a type of
lamp, each lamp shall be able to withstand the specified torsional strength, without
visible relative looseness between the lamp holder and the glass shell.
During the test, the lamp holder shall remain firm and not deformed; the torsion moment
shall gradually increase in the clockwise direction, until it reaches the specified value.
3.5 Data sheet: torch lamp
3.5.1 List of lamps included in each data sheet
4 Mining caplight lamps
4.1 Scope
This Chapter specifies the requirements for lamps, which are used as the primary light
source and/or auxiliary light source in mining caplights, or other portable mining
luminaires. It describes the test methods to be used; gives the qualification conditions
for lamp batches.
Note: National regulations may be higher than the requirements of this standard.
4.2 Definition
In addition to the definitions in Chapter 1, this Chapter also uses the following
definitions.
4.2.1
Caplight
A device consisting of a cap, a connecting cable, and a rechargeable auxiliary battery
in a container [EN 50033].
Note: The current differences between 845-10-51 in GB/T 2900.65 and EN 50033 are
appropriate for revision.
4.2.2
Main lamp
A lamp, which is used to provide the primary light source.
4.2.3
Auxiliary lamp
A lamp, which is used to provide auxiliary light.
4.2.4
Batch
All lamps of one type, which are produced under considered uniform conditions.
4.2.5
Inspection test
Inspection of appearance, mechanical and physical properties.
4.2.6
Rating test
Tests on initial current and luminous flux after aging.
4.2.7
Life test
In this test, the lamp works under specified conditions for a specified time or until
the end of its life. In the life test, the photoelectric performance is measured at a
specified time [GB/T 2900.65, 845-07-62].
4.2.8
Elevated temperature test
A test or series of tests performed on elevated temperature test samples, to verify
compliance of the design of a given product with the requirements of this standard.
4.2.9
Elevated temperature test samples
Samples submitted by the manufacturer or responsible seller, consisting of one or
more identical parts, for optional elevated temperature test.
4.2.10
Inspection test quantity, ITQ
The quantity of samples, which are required for inspection according to the
inspection test requirements.
4.2.11
Rating test quantity; RTQ
The quantity of samples, which are required for testing according to the rating test
requirements.
4.2.12
Life test quantity, LTQ
Note 1: The certification agency may require printing of certification marks.
Note 2: It is allowed to print other signs that will not cause confusion.
Note 3: Abbreviated codes are allowed for voltage and current ratings.
In addition to the above marks, the packaging of each lamp shall be clearly and durably
marked with the following marks:
a) Lamp holder type;
b) If it is a halogen lamp, indicate halogen.
Note: Printing of other marks that will not cause confusion is allowed.
4.3.2.2 Optional signs
Where necessary, the lamp and/or packaging shall be marked with the lamp batch
identification number.
4.3.3 Glass shell
The glass shell shall be a transparent or granulated colorless glass shell.
Note: Unless otherwise specified by the user, the glass shell of the supplied product shall be
transparent.
4.3.4 Dimensions
Lamps shall conform to the dimensional requirements, which are indicated on the
appropriate lamp data sheet.
4.3.5 Lamp holder torque test
For lamps equipped with E10 lamp holders, the lamp holder and glass shell shall be
able to withstand a torsional moment of 0.23 Nꞏm, without visible relative movement
between them.
4.3.6 Lamp holder soldering
The solder shall be uniform and the amount of soldering shall be such that the lamp
holder will fit properly in the appropriate socket of the lamp AND ensure satisfactory
electrical contact.
Note: It is not necessary that the surface of the contact pad be completely covered with solder.
4.3.7 Initial aging, rated current, rated photometric performance requirements
The initial performance requirements after aging shall comply with the data specified
in the corresponding data sheet. The consistency requirements are given in 4.6.2 ~ 4.6.5.
4.3.8 Lumen maintenance
The lumen maintenance of a single lamp shall be measured at (75 ± 5)% of the
minimum average life, which is specified in the corresponding data sheet. If the lamp
does not meet the specified minimum lumen maintenance requirements, its life is
considered to be 75% of the specified minimum average life.
4.3.9 Life
The life of LTQ or TTQ shall be taken as the arithmetic mean of the life of a single lamp
of LTQ or TTQ; it shall comply with the qualification requirements given in 4.6.6.
4.3.10 Optional elevated temperature test
When agreed between the supplier/seller and the authoritative testing agency, elevated
temperature life tests are necessary. These tests shall be conducted at an ambient
temperature of (80 ± 2) °C. All other test methods and requirements shall be the same
as for conventional life testing.
4.4 Test sample quantity
4.4.1 Inspection test quantity (ITQ)
For tests conducted in accordance with the requirements of 4.3.2 ~ 4.3.6, the ITQ shall
be 5% of the batch, with a minimum of 35 lamps and a maximum of 70 lamps.
In order to ensure proper representativeness of the batch, ITQ shall randomly sample
according to the method given in a) ~ c).
a) For batch size of no more than 1000 pieces and no more than 10 packages, the
lamps shall be taken from each package;
b) For batch size of no more than 1000 pieces and more than 10 packages, the lamps
shall be selected from at least half of the total number of packages and at least
from 10 packages;
c) For batch size of more than 1000 pieces, lamps shall be selected from one-third
of the total number of packages as much as possible, at least from 10 packages.
4.4.2 Rating test quantity (RTQ)
For tests conducted in accordance with the requirements of 4.3.7, RTQ shall be
randomly selected from the ITQ lamps, that meet the requirements for a single lamp in
the inspection test; the quantity shall be five-sevenths of the ITQ. If this calculation
results in something other than an integer, it shall take the nearest largest integer.
4.5.4 Initial current and luminous flux
After the aging time specified in 4.5.1, the measurement shall be carried out, in a
suitable integrating photometer, after working continuously for 4 minutes.
4.5.5 Working position of photometric measurement
The lamp shall be operated in an upright position with the lamp holder down.
4.5.6 Working position for life test
The lamp shall be operated in a horizontal position. For lamps equipped with a P13.5s
lamp holder, the horizontal plane contains the supporting conductors of the filament.
4.5.7 Life test procedure
The lamp shall be turned off twice a day; each time shall be no less than 15 minutes.
This period of time is not part of the life of the lamp.
The test shall be terminated, at 150% of the minimum average life value specified in
the corresponding data sheet. Any lamp that is still functioning shall be deemed to have
a life of 150% of the specified minimum average life. A lamp, which is damaged at less
than 150% of the specified minimum average life, shall have a life equal to the number
of hours, at which it was damaged.
4.5.8 Durability of markings
Inspection of the lamp mark shall be done by a smooth cloth, which is soaked in water;
then wiped by hands for 15 seconds.
After this test, the markings shall remain legible.
4.6 Consistency requirements
4.6.1 Regarding marking, glass shell, size, torsional strength, solder quality (4.3.2 ~
4.3.6), the number of lamps that do not meet the requirements shall not exceed the
acceptable number, which is given in Table 1.
4.6.2 The quantity of lamps that are inoperable at the end of aging (4.3.7 and 4.5.1)
shall not exceed the acceptable number, which is given in Table 2.
4.6.3 The number of lamps, which have a current exceeding the corresponding
maximum value specified in the corresponding data sheet, shall not exceed the
acceptable number given in Table 3.
4.6.4 The number of lamps, whose luminous flux is below the corresponding minimum
value specified in the corresponding data sheet, shall not exceed the acceptable number
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