Calibre de vérification des rainures, trous et conicités inverses with NF C61-314 Figure 35

NFC 61-314 Figure 35 Test Probe (ultra-small access hazardous part verification tool) is a precision safety tool built to verify if ultra-small openings in electrical equipment allow access to hazardous live or mechanical parts—specifically for compliance with French and EU safety norms. It features a ultra-thin, rigid stainless steel probe body that retains exact dimensions for reliable testing, paired with a lightweight insulating nylon handle for safe, non-slip operation. Designed to mimic accidental contact with tiny gaps (like vent slits or connector crevices), it ensures equipment blocks dangerous components. Strictly aligned with NFC 61-314’s requirements, it’s a must-have for manufacturers targeting French-speaking markets such as France, Belgium, and Switzerland.

Specifications:
• Probe Type: NFC 61-314 Figure 35 Test Probe (ultra-small access hazardous part verification tool)
• Material:
– Probe Body: Stainless steel (corrosion-resistant, rigid for dimensional stability)
– Handle: Nylon (insulating, heat-resistant, non-slip for secure grip)
• Key Dimensions:
– Probe Diameter: 2 mm ± 0.03 mm
– Total Length: 90 mm ± 0.2 mm
– Probe Tip: Hemispherical, radius 1 mm ± 0.02 mm (smooth to avoid damaging equipment enclosures)
• Core Function: Verifies inaccessibility of hazardous live/mechanical parts through ultra-small openings in electrical equipment per NFC 61-314
• Applied Force: No appreciable force (mimics light, accidental user contact with tiny equipment gaps)

Test Procedures:
• Inspect the probe for damage (Such as: bent steel body, cracked nylon handle) to ensure testing accuracy.
• Power on the electrical equipment and allow it to reach normal operating mode.
• Hold the handle and align the probe’s tip with ultra-small openings (e.g., micro-vent slits, connector gaps).
• Gently guide the probe toward internal hazardous parts (e.g., thin live wires, mini moving components).
• Check if the probe touches any dangerous elements.
• Record whether the equipment meets NFC 61-314 safety requirements (pass/fail).

Applications:
• Safety testing of compact consumer electronics (e.g., wireless earbud chargers, smartwatch docks) for French market compliance (NFC 61-314 Figure 35).
• Compliance checks for industrial micro-control modules (with tiny vents) sold in EU French-speaking regions.
• Verification of portable medical devices (e.g., fingertip pulse oximeters) to block access to internal hazards.
• Quality control for mini household appliances (e.g., travel-sized humidifiers) during manufacturing for French distribution.
• Post-production audits of small commercial electronics (e.g., portable POS terminals) targeting France, Belgium, or Luxembourg.

Calibre de vérification des rainures, trous et conicités inverses with NFC 61-314 Figure 35