BS EN 60335-2-65:1996 Specification for safety of household and similar electrical appliances. Particular requirements - Air-cleaning appliances-
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BS EN 60335-2-65:1996 is a British Standard that has been adopted from the European Standard EN 60335-2-65:1995. It specifies safety requirements for electrical appliances for commercial use, specifically for floor treatment machines and wet scrubbing machines.
The standard is part of the IEC 60335 series of safety standards for household and similar electrical appliances. It addresses potential hazards related to the construction, operation, and use of commercial floor treatment and wet scrubbing machines. These hazards include electrical shock, mechanical hazards, and risks associated with the use of water and cleaning agents.
BS EN 60335-2-65:1996 outlines requirements for various aspects of these appliances, including:
Mechanical construction: It specifies safety measures for the design and construction of the machines, ensuring their stability, durability, and proper functioning in commercial environments.
Electrical safety: The standard covers electrical insulation, grounding, and protection against electric shock. It also provides guidelines for the connection of power supply cords and requirements for plugs and sockets.
Water supply and drainage: It addresses safety considerations related to the water supply and drainage systems of the machines, including requirements for valves, filters, and backflow prevention.
Cleaning agents: The standard provides guidelines for the safe use of cleaning agents in these machines, including requirements for containers, mixing ratios, and compatibility with the machine's materials.
Markings and instructions: It specifies labeling and marking requirements to provide clear instructions and warnings to users regarding the safe installation, operation, and maintenance of these machines.
It's important to note that the information provided here is based on the knowledge available up until September 2021. Standards may be updated or revised over time, so it's always advisable to refer to the latest version of the standard for accurate and up-to-date information.
