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IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013

Corrigendum 1 - Effects of current on human beings and livestock - Part 5: Touch voltage threshold values for physiological effects

Standard by IEC, 2013-11-07

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IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013 is a corrigendum to the technical report on effects of current on human beings and livestock, specifically addressing touch voltage threshold values for physiological effects. It is relevant where electrical safety analysis depends on understanding how touch voltage is assessed and documented in relation to human and animal exposure. As a supporting document to the parent reference, IEC TR 60479-5:2007, it helps organizations maintain accurate technical documentation for safety review, risk management, and conformity assessment activities.

Purpose of IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013

The purpose of IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013 is to correct or clarify the published technical guidance associated with touch voltage threshold values and their physiological effects. In practice, this kind of corrigendum supports more reliable technical interpretation of the parent report during engineering evaluation, laboratory review, and compliance documentation. It is most useful where electrical safety decisions depend on consistent reference data and carefully maintained technical records for documented evaluation and regulatory preparation.

Compliance applications of IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013

Organizations may use IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013 during electrical equipment assessment, safety verification activities, and internal review of touch-voltage related hazard controls. It can support test planning, engineering documentation, and technical review where human or livestock exposure considerations are part of the design or conformity assessment workflow. Because it modifies the parent technical report, it is especially relevant for laboratories, compliance teams, and procurement groups that need current and traceable reference material for safety-related evaluation.

Benefits of IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013

Using IEC TR 60479-5:2007/COR1:2013 can improve consistency in safety interpretation and reduce the risk of relying on outdated technical guidance. For teams managing compliance workflows, it supports more dependable validation of touch-voltage related assumptions, better alignment between engineering documentation and test evidence, and stronger preparation for conformity assessment. It also helps maintain quality assurance across projects where risk reduction, operational consistency, and accurate technical references are important to procurement and approval decisions.

  • Supports corrected interpretation of touch voltage threshold values in the parent technical report
  • Useful for electrical safety review, test documentation, and technical validation workflows
  • Helps maintain traceable compliance references for engineering and conformity assessment teams
  • Relevant where physiological effects of current are considered in safety analysis and risk management
SKU: 4744d518f1bf

  • Publication Date: 2013-11-07
  • Standard Status: Corrigendum
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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