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b) short circuit of the impedance components that are likely to be missing due to a co-circuit (in
accordance with clause H.27),
c) the application of a fault condition according to clause H.27 to any part of the circuit that may
have the maximum leakage current with the protective impedance intact.
Also, the operation of a protection device or the loss of a supply point will be considered as defects.
In these conditions, the equipment will continue to comply with the requirements of H.8.1.10.
Additional subclauses:
H.11.4.16.1 The test is carried out with the control connected to its maximum declared load, with
nominal voltage, and at temperature 7 a x i m o.
H.11.4.16.2 The current through the electronic disconnection shall not exceed 5 mA or 10% of the
nominal current, whichever is less.
Controls that use software must be constructed so that the software does not affect compliance
with the requirements of this standard.
Compliance is verified through the electronic control tests in this standard, in accordance with the
requirements of H.11.12 and through the examination of the required documentation in
requirements 66 to 72, including Table 1.
The subclauses H.11.12.1 to H.11.12.4 inclusive are only applicable to control functions of software
class B or class C.
Subclause H.11.12.4 contains additional requirements for remotely operated control functions.
H.11.12.1.1 Control functions with software classes B or C will use measures for software, as
detailed in H.11.12.1.2 to H.11.12.3 inclusive, to avoid failures related to software in safety-related
data and related segments.
H.11.12.1.2.1 Control functions with software class C will have one of the following structures:
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