UL 82:2007 pdf download.Electric Gardening Appliances.
12.3.3 Means shall be provided so that the flexible cord cannot be pushed into the appliance through the cord-entry hole if such displacement is likely to subject the cord to mechanical damage or to exposure to a temperature higher than that for which the cord is rated, or is likely to reduce spacings, such as from a kve part to a metal strain•relief clamp, below the minimum acceptable Values.
12.4 Bushings
12.4.1 The edges of the entry hole for the power supply cord, including the cord-entry hole in a bushing. shall be smooth and free from burrs, fins, and sharp edges. Unless an insulating bushing of a material that has been found acceptable for the application Is provided, the hole in the metal In which the bushing is mounted shall be smooth and free from burrs, hns, and sharp edges.
13 Live Parts
13.1 A current-carrying part shall be made 01 aluminum, silver, copper, a copper alloy, or other matenal acceptable for the purpose.
13.2 Stainless steel or plated iron or steel is capable of being used for a current-carrying part that is:
a) Within a motor or associated governor; or
b) Permitted in accordance with 3.1.
13.2 revisd Jun 25. 1996
13.3 An uninsulated live part and its support shall be secured to the base or mounting surface so that it will be prevented from turning or shifting in position if such motion may result in a reduction of spacings below the minimum acceptable values.
13.4 Friction between surfaces is not acceptable as the sole means to prevent the turning of a live part. A property applied lock washer or a factory-assembled press-fit is acceptable for this purpose.
12.4 Bushings
12.4.1 The edges of the entry hole for the power supply cord, including the cord-entry hole in a bushing. shall be smooth and free from burrs, fins, and sharp edges. Unless an insulating bushing of a material that has been found acceptable for the application Is provided, the hole in the metal In which the bushing is mounted shall be smooth and free from burrs, hns, and sharp edges.
13 Live Parts
13.1 A current-carrying part shall be made 01 aluminum, silver, copper, a copper alloy, or other matenal acceptable for the purpose.
13.2 Stainless steel or plated iron or steel is capable of being used for a current-carrying part that is:
a) Within a motor or associated governor; or
b) Permitted in accordance with 3.1.
13.2 revisd Jun 25. 1996
13.3 An uninsulated live part and its support shall be secured to the base or mounting surface so that it will be prevented from turning or shifting in position if such motion may result in a reduction of spacings below the minimum acceptable values.
13.4 Friction between surfaces is not acceptable as the sole means to prevent the turning of a live part. A property applied lock washer or a factory-assembled press-fit is acceptable for this purpose.
