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Där det finns att läsa följande:
1, 2 Perilex 380-400V, 16A three-phase socket and plug. Perilex plugs were commonly used in the western part of Germany (former BRD), Austria, Netherlands and Sweden, and can be regarded as an IEC 60309 precursor.
The Perilex socket schemes show two different types of wiring: T - S - R - 0(=N) and L1 - L2 - L3 - N (* 0 = neutral contact). Explanation is given in note 2, below. The advanced position of PE contact ensures that earth contact is made first.
3, 4 Perilex 380-400V, 25A three-phase socket and plug. The pin configuration is identical to the 16A version (nos. 1, 2), except for the orientation of the central, flat blade protective earth.
note 1
Perilex has been designed in 1951 by Busch-Jaeger Electro GmbH (now part of the ABB Group).
From 1975 the use of Perilex for new industrial installations is no longer allowed in Germany and Austria, instead IEC 60309 devices have to be used. In homes (kitchens), hospitals and small businesses you will still find Perilex.
note 2
Perilex socket schemes show that two different types of wiring can be found. The original Perilex pin-out is shown top left. A three-phase motor connected to this socket will turn anti-clockwise. However, the 1988 (?) version of German DIN VDE 0100-550 defined clockwise as standard direction of rotation for AC motors. Designation of contacts R(L1) and T(L3) have been swapped.
Denna bild har nog lagts upp en gång tidigare i forumet.
Men jag tyckte ändå att det kunde vara intressant att lyfta detta, fast det kanske mest är kuriosa trots allt.
Från denna sida:
https://www.plugsocketmuseum.nl/Obsolete_3hd.html
Där det finns att läsa följande:
1, 2 Perilex 380-400V, 16A three-phase socket and plug. Perilex plugs were commonly used in the western part of Germany (former BRD), Austria, Netherlands and Sweden, and can be regarded as an IEC 60309 precursor.
The Perilex socket schemes show two different types of wiring: T - S - R - 0(=N) and L1 - L2 - L3 - N (* 0 = neutral contact). Explanation is given in note 2, below. The advanced position of PE contact ensures that earth contact is made first.
3, 4 Perilex 380-400V, 25A three-phase socket and plug. The pin configuration is identical to the 16A version (nos. 1, 2), except for the orientation of the central, flat blade protective earth.
note 1
Perilex has been designed in 1951 by Busch-Jaeger Electro GmbH (now part of the ABB Group).
From 1975 the use of Perilex for new industrial installations is no longer allowed in Germany and Austria, instead IEC 60309 devices have to be used. In homes (kitchens), hospitals and small businesses you will still find Perilex.
note 2
Perilex socket schemes show that two different types of wiring can be found. The original Perilex pin-out is shown top left. A three-phase motor connected to this socket will turn anti-clockwise. However, the 1988 (?) version of German DIN VDE 0100-550 defined clockwise as standard direction of rotation for AC motors. Designation of contacts R(L1) and T(L3) have been swapped.
Denna bild har nog lagts upp en gång tidigare i forumet.
Men jag tyckte ändå att det kunde vara intressant att lyfta detta, fast det kanske mest är kuriosa trots allt.
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