SIST-TS CEN/TS 81-29:2005

Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Lifts for the transport of persons and goods - Part 29: Interpretations related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81- 28 (includes EN 81-1:1998 and EN 81-2:1998)

This document is a collection of interpretations related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81-28. Since the standards EN 81-1: 1998 and EN 81-2: 1998 have not yet been incorporated into the group EN 81-20 to EN 81-28 and interpretations to other standards of this group are not yet available, this issue contains only information about interpretations related to EN 81-1: 1998 and EN 81-2:1998.
Interpretations aim to improve understanding of the clause(s) they are referring to and by that facilitating common understanding between manufacturers, lift installers, notified bodies, inspection bodies and national authorities.
Interpretations do not have the same status as the standards to which they are related. However the application of interpretations should give to the interested parties confidence that the relevant standard has not been wrongly applied.

Sicherheitsregeln für die Konstruktion und den Einbau von Aufzügen - Aufzüge für den Personen- und Gütertransport - Teil 29: Auslegungen zu EN 81-20 bis EN 81-28 (einschließlich EN 81-1:1998 und EN 81-2:1998)

Dieses Dokument ist eine Zusammenstellung von Auslegungen zu EN 81-20 bis EN 81-20. Da die Normen EN 81-1:1998 und EN 81-2:1998 noch nicht in die Gruppe der Normen EN 81-20 bis-21 einbezogen worden sind und Auslegungen zu anderen Normen dieser Gruppe derzeit nicht bestehen, enthält diese Ausgabe nur Auslegungen zu EN 81-1:1998 und EN 81-2:1998
Auslegungen dienen dazu, das Verständnis der Abschnitte, auf die sie sich beziehen, zu verbessern und dadurch ein gemeinsames Verständnis zwischen Herstellern, Montagebetrieben, Benannten Stellen und nationalen Behörden zu erleichtern.
Auslegungen haben nicht den gleichen Status wie die Normen, auf die sie sich beziehen. Die Anwendung von Auslegungen geben den beteiligten Kreisen jedoch das Vertrauen, dass die entsprechende Norm nicht falsch angewendet worden ist.

Regles de sécurité pour la construction et l'installation des élévateurs - Elévateurs pour le transport de personnes et d'objets - Partie 29 : Interprétations relatives aux EN 81-20 a EN 81-28 (EN 81-1:1998 et EN 81-2:1998 inclus)

Ce document constitue un recueil d'interprétations relatives aux EN 81-20 a EN 81-28. Bien que les normes EN 81-1:1998 et EN 81-2:1998 n'aient pas encore été incorporées au groupe de normes EN 81-20 a EN 81 28 et que les interprétations relatives aux autres normes ne sont pas encore disponibles, cette édition contient seulement des informations sur les interprétations relatives aux EN 81 1:1998 et EN 81 2:1998.
Les interprétations ont pour objectif d'améliorer la compréhension de la (des) articles auxquelles elles font référence et de ce fait, de faciliter une compréhension commune entre les fabricants, les installateurs d'ascenseurs, les organismes notifiés, les organismes de contrôle et les autorités nationales.
Les interprétations n'ont pas le meme statut que les normes auxquelles elles se réferent. Cependant, l'application des interprétations devrait donner l'assurance aux parties intéressées que la norme concernée n'a pas été appliquée de façon erronée.

Varnostna pravila za konstruiranje in vgradnjo dvigal (liftov) – Dvigala za prevoz oseb in tovora - 29. del: Razlage v povezavi z EN 81-20 do EN 81-28 (vključuje EN 81-1:1998 in EN 81-2:1998)

General Information

• Status: Withdrawn
• Publication Date: 31-Dec-2004
• Withdrawal Date: 19-Aug-2010
• ICS: 91.140.90 - Lifts. Escalators
• Technical Committee: DTN - Lift and transport appliances
• Current Stage: 9900 - Withdrawal (Adopted Project)
• Start Date: 19-Aug-2010
• Due Date: 11-Sep-2010
• Completion Date: 20-Aug-2010
• Ref Project: CEN/TS 81-29:2004 - Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Lifts for the transport of persons and goods - Part 29: Interpretations related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81- 28 (includes EN 81-1:1998 and EN 81-2:1998)

Relations

• Replaced By: SIST-TS CEN/TS 81-11:2010 - Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Basics and interpretations - Part 11: Interpretations related to EN 81 family of standards
• Effective Date: 01-Oct-2010
• Replaced By: SIST-TS CEN/TS 81-11:2010 - Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Basics and interpretations - Part 11: Interpretations related to EN 81 family of standards
• Effective Date: 08-Jun-2022

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Personen- und Gütertransport - Teil 29: Auslegungen zu EN 81-20 bis EN 81-28
(einschließlich EN 81-1:1998 und EN 81-2:1998)
Regles de sécurité pour la construction et l'installation des élévateurs - Elévateurs pour
le transport de personnes et d'objets - Partie 29 : Interprétations relatives aux EN 81-20
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SIST-TS CEN/TS 81-29:2005
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
CEN/TS 81-29
SPÉCIFICATION TECHNIQUE
TECHNISCHE SPEZIFIKATION
October 2004
ICS 91.140.90

English version
Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Lifts for
the transport of persons and goods - Part 29: Interpretations
related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81- 28 (includes EN 81-1:1998 and
EN 81-2:1998)
Règles de sécurité pour la construction et l'installation des Sicherheitsregeln für die Konstruktion und den Einbau von
élévateurs - Elévateurs pour le transport de personnes et Aufzügen - Aufzüge für den Personen- und Gütertransport -
d'objets - Partie 29 : Interprétations relatives aux EN 81-20 Teil 29: Auslegungen zu EN 81-20 bis EN 81-28
à EN 81-28 (EN 81-1:1998 et EN 81-2:1998 inclus) (einschließlich EN 81-1:1998 und EN 81-2:1998)
This Technical Specification (CEN/TS) was approved by CEN on 30 May 2004 for provisional application.
The period of validity of this CEN/TS is limited initially to three years. After two years the members of CEN will be requested to submit their
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Contents
Foreword.3
1 Scope .4
2 Normative references .4
3 List of interpretations.5
4 Interpretations.11
Annex A (normative) List of interpretations pertaining to previous editions of EN 81-1 and EN 81-2
still valid for EN 81-1/2:1998 .79
Bibliography .86
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Foreword
This document (CEN/TS 81-29: 2004) has been prepared by Technical Committee CEN/TC 10 “Lifts, escalators
and moving walks”, the secretariat of which is held by AFNOR.
According to the CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations, the national standards organizations of the following
countries are bound to announce this CEN Technical Specification: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic,
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and
United Kingdom.
The CEN members are free to choose the way in which they implement this CEN Technical Specification. The CEN
members are asked to inform their national committee(s) about this CEN Technical Specification, and make it
available on request.
This document is a collection of interpretations related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81-28. Since the standards EN 81-1
and EN 81-2 have not yet been incorporated into the group EN 81-20 to EN 81-28 and interpretations to other
standards of this group are not yet available, this issue contains only information about interpretations related to EN
81-1 and EN 81-2. According to the progress in working out interpretations, this document will be amended.
This is the first edition of this CEN Technical Specification.
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Introduction
Standards reflect the consensus of the best European expertise and are prepared with highest care. Product
standards cannot be formulated in such a way that they describe all possible technical solutions and therefore
exclude all uncertainties regarding the understanding of the required provisions. On the other hand technology is in
a permanent evolution, the progress of which cannot be incorporated into standards quickly enough.
Interpretations are a practical way to give:
 answers to questions regarding the understanding of clauses in standards ;
 feedback to the CEN-Committee responsible for a standard about the practical experiences resulting from
the use of the standard ;
 guidance to further development and improvement of standards following :
 experience, especially accidents and incidents ;
 progress in technology ;
 the state of the art.
Information concerning the procedure developed by CEN/TC 10 concerning the elaboration of interpretations is
shown in CEN Technical Report TR 81-10.
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1 Scope
This document is a collection of interpretations related to EN 81-20 up to EN 81-28. Since the standards EN 81-1:
1998 and EN 81-2: 1998 have not yet been incorporated into the group EN 81-20 to EN 81-28 and interpretations
to other standards of this group are not yet available, this issue contains only information about interpretations
related to EN 81-1: 1998 and EN 81-2:1998.
Interpretations aim to improve understanding of the clause(s) they are referring to and by that facilitating common
understanding between manufacturers, lift installers, notified bodies, inspection bodies and national authorities.
Interpretations do not have the same status as the standards to which they are related. However the application of
interpretations should give to the interested parties confidence that the relevant standard has not been wrongly
applied.
2 Normative references
The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references,
only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any
amendments) applies.
EN 81-1:1998, Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts — Part 1: Electric lifts
EN 81-2:1998, Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts — Part 2: Hydraulic lifts
3 List of interpretations
The following lists (Table 1 and Table 2) show the valid interpretations pertaining to EN 81-1: 1998 and EN 81-2:
1998.
Table 1 shows the list of interpretations in their numerical order.
Table 2 shows the list of interpretations in order of the chapters of EN 81-1:1998 and EN 81-2: 1998 with the
corresponding keywords.
A number of interpretations pertaining to EN 81-1: 1978, EN 81-1: 1985 and EN 81-2:1987 are considered still valid
1)
for EN 81-1: 1998 and EN 81-2:1998. Annex A shows the lists of these interpretations .
Table 1 — List of interpretations in numerical order
Valid for
Number Clause Date Key words
(edition 1998)
Protection in the well ; rigid
501 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
5.6.1
screen
Filters ; hydraulic control and
502 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
12.5.7
safety devices
Fixing of the glass panels ;
503
2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
J.1 (table)
glass
Dimensions of the glass
504
J.1 (table) 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
panels ; glass
Door motor ; overload
505
2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
13.3.2
protection

1)
These interpretations are available from the National CEN Member organisation or CEN/TC 10 secretariat.
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Valid for
Number Clause Date Key words
(edition 1998)
Machine-room accesses ;
506 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
13.4.2
main switch
Emergency electrical operation
507 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
14.2.1.4
; inspection operation
Laboratory tests ; safety
508 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 circuits containing electronic
F.6
components
Electric safety circuits ; printed
509 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
H.1 (table)
circuits boards
Electric safety circuit ;
510 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
14.1.2.1.3 ; H.1 (table)
gathering information
511 15 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Data plate ; safety device
Final limit switch ; actuation
512 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
10.5.3.1 ; 10.5.3.2
zone ; creeping
Final limit switch ; actuation
513 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
10.5.3.1 ; 10.5.3.2
zone ; creeping
Emergency alarm device ; two-
514 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
way voice communication
14.2.3.3
Bypass of landing door and/or
515 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
14.1.2.1.3
car door contacts
516 5.9 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Illumination ; lighting ; well
Strength of the floor below the
517 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
5.3.2.2; 5.3.2.3
buffers
Glass panels ; partially
518 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 enclosed well ; points normally
5.3.1.2
accessible to persons
Code IP ; degree of protection
13.1.2 ; 14.1.2.2.2 ;
519 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
; diagram ; graphic symbol
14.1.2.2.3 ; 16.2 a) 6)
Balancing weight ;
counterweight ; safety gear ;
520 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
safety rope ; suspension
9.8.3.1
means
Car and counterweight buffer
521 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
10.3.1
Electronic component ;
522 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
15
marking
Goods passenger lift ;
523 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 maximum available car area ;
8.2.2.4
rated load
1.3 g) ; 8.11.3 ; 8.18.1 b) ; Rated speed 1 m/s
524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
10.3.6 ; 10.3.7
Rated speed 0,63 m/s ; safety
525 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
9.8.2.1 d)
gear
Clamping device ; tripping
526 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
9.9.2.1
speed
527 9.9.5.1 ; 9.9.5.2 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Clamping device ; release
Energy accumulation type
528 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
D.2 n) 1)
buffers ; test
Exceptions to tests ; pendulum
529 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
J.7
shock test
530 J.7 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Plain glass panel ; door
531 14.2.2.2 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Door ; stopping device
Maximum allowable pressure ;
532 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
1.2 ; 1.3
non-toxic fluid ; scope
Reduced buffer stroke ;
533 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
10.4.3.2 ; 12.8
monitoring the slowdown
Alarm devices ; emergency
534 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
5.10
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Valid for
Number Clause Date Key words
(edition 1998)
Ascending car ; overspeed ;
535 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
9.10.3
retardation of the car
Access to the interior of
536 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 machine room by means of a
6.2.2 b)
ladder
Anti-rebound device ;
537 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
9.6.2
compensation with ropes
Accessibility of rupture valve ;
538 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
12.5.5.2 ; 12.5.6.2
restrictor
5.7.3.2 (EN 81-1) ; Accessibility of the pit
539 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
5.7.2.2 (EN 81-2)
Inspection controls in relation
540 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
14.2.1.3
to glass lifts
Electric installations ; electrical
541 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
13.1.1.2 ; 13.5.1.3 ; 13.5.3.6
wiring ; method of installation
Guide rails ; yield point ;
542 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
10.1.2.1
tensile strength
543 16.1.3 ; F.0.2 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Type examination certificate
544 8.2.1 ; Table 1.1 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2 Available car area ; tolerance
Final limit switch on drum drive
545 2001-12-14 EN 81-1
10.5.3.1
lift
Sheave equivalent number
546 2001-12-14 EN 81-1
Annex N ; Table N.1
evaluation N
equiv(t)
5.7.3.3 b) 2) (EN 81-1) ; Pit ; horizontal distance
547 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
5.7.2.3 b) 2) (EN 81-2)
Safety circuits ; connections ;
548 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2
14.1.2.1.3 ; 14.1.2.3.3 ; F.6 type examinations
Lighting ; emergency ;
549 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2
8.17.4
intensity
Machineroom ; illumination
550 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2
6.3.6
551 5.9 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2 Pit ; car roof lighting
Monitoring device (for the
552 2001-12-14 EN 81-1 function check) ; main
12.7.1 ; 12.7.3 a)
contactors
553 3 ; 14.1.2.4 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Electric safety chain
554
Safety gear on
9.8.1.1; 9.8.1.2 ; 9.8.8;
car/counterweight ; electric
555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
9.9.11.1 ; 9.10.1 ; 9.10.4 ;
safety device
9.10.5
556
Car buffer ; distance between
557 2002-12-31 EN 81-2
10.3.3
car floor and landing
558 14.2 2002-12-31 EN 81-2 Emergency electrical control
Overspeed governor ; very
9.9.2 (EN 81-1) ;
559 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 heavy rated load ; very low
9.10.2.2 (EN 81-2)
speed
560
561
562
Electric personal protection ;
563 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
13.6.1
lighting and socket outlets
Buffers with non-linear
564 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 characteristics ; fully
10.4.1.2.2
compressed buffer
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Number Clause Date Key words
(edition 1998)
5.7.1.1 d) ; 5.7.2.2 c) ;  Pit ; headroom ; rectangular
5.7.3.3 a) (EN 81-1) ; block
565 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
5.7.1.1 d) ; 5.7.2.3 a) (EN 81-
2)
566 6.1.2 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Pulleys ; well ; headroom
Wall-panels of glass ; risk of
567 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
5.3.1.2
falling through
Counterweight ; rigid screen ;
568 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 separation screen ;
5.6.1 ; 5.6.2
mechanical strength
Equipment of machine rooms ;
569 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
6.3 ; 6.4
pulley rooms ; control devices

Table 2 — Interpretations in order of the clauses
Valid for
Clause Keywords
Number Date
(edition 1998)
Maximum allowable pressure ; non-toxic
1.2 532 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
fluid ; scope
Maximum allowable pressure ; non-toxic
1.3 532 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
fluid ; scope
1.3 g) 524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 1m/s
3 553 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Electric safety chain
Glass panels ; partially enclosed well ;
518 2001-04-15
points normally accessible to persons ;
5.3.1.2  EN 81-1/2
wall-panels of glass ; risk of falling
567 2002-12-31
through
5.3.2.2 517 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Strength of the floor below the buffers
5.3.2.3 517 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Strength of the floor below the buffers
501 2001-04-15 Protection in the well ; rigid screen ;
5.6.1  EN 81-1/2 counterweight ; rigid screen ; separation
568 2002-12-31 screen ; mechanical strength
Counterweight ; rigid screen ; separation
5.6.2 568 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
screen ; mechanical strength
5.7.1.1 d) 565 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Pit ; headroom ; rectangular block
5.7.2.2 539 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Accessibility of the pit
5.7.2.2 c) 565 2002-12-31 EN 81-1 Pit ; headroom ; rectangular block
5.7.2.3 a) 565 2002-12-31 EN 81-2 Pit ; headroom ; rectangular block
5.7.2.3 b) 2) 547 2002-12-31 EN 81-2 Pit ; horizontal distance
5.7.3.2 539 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Accessibility of the pit
5.7.3.3 a) 565 2002-12-31 EN 81-1 Pit ; headroom ; rectangular block
5.7.3.3 b) 2) 547 2002-12-31 EN 81-1 Pit ; horizontal distance
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Valid for
Clause Keywords
Number Date
(edition 1998)
516 2002-12-31
Illumination ; lighting ; well ; pit ; car roof
5.9  EN 81-1/2
lighting
551 2001-12-14
5.10 534 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Alarm devices ; emergency release ; pit
6.1.2 566 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Pulleys ; well ; headroom
Access to the interior of machine room by
6.2.2 b) 536 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
means of a ladder
Equipment of machine rooms ; pulley
6.3 569 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
rooms ; control devices
6.3.6 550 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2 Machineroom ; illumination
Equipment of machine rooms ; pulley
6.4 569 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
rooms ; control devices
8.2.1 ; Table 1.1 544 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2 Available car area ; tolerance
Goods passenger lift ; maximum
8.2.2.4 523 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
available car area ; rated load
8.11.3 524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 1m/s
8.17.4 549 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2 Lighting ; emergency; intensity
8.18.1 b) 524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 1m/s
Anti-rebound device ; compensation with
9.6.2 537 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
ropes
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.8.1.1 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.8.1.2 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
9.8.2.1 d) 525 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 0,63 m/s ; safety gear
Balancing weight ; counterweight ; safety
9.8.3.1 520 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
gear ; safety rope ; suspension means
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.8.8 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
Overspeed governor ; very heavy rated
9.9.2 559 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
load ; very low speed
9.9.2.1 (last indent) 526 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Clamping device ; tripping speed
9.9.5.1 527 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Clamping device ; release
9.9.5.2 527 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Clamping device ; release
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.9.11.1 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.10.1 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
Overspeed governor ; very heavy rated
9.10.2.2 559 2002-12-31 EN 81-2
load ; very low speed
Ascending car ; overspeed ; retardation
9.10.3 535 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
of the car
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.10.4 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
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Clause Keywords
Number Date
(edition 1998)
Safety gear on car/counterweight ;
9.10.5 555 2002-12-31 EN 81-1
electric safety device
10.1.2.1 542 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Guide rails ; yield point ; tensile strength
10.3.1 521 2002-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Car and counterweight buffer
Car buffer ; distance between car floor
10.3.3 557 2002-12-31 EN 81-2
and landing
10.3.6 524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 1m/s
10.3.7 524 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Rated speed 1m/s
Buffers with non-linear characteristics ;
10.4.1.2.2 564 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
fully compressed buffer
Reduced buffer stroke ; monitoring the
10.4.3.2 533 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
slowdown
512 ; 513 2001-04-15
Actuation zone ; creeping ; final limit
10.5.3.1  EN 81-1/2
switch ; final limit switch on drum drive lift
545 2001-12-14
Actuation zone ; creeping ; final limit
10.5.3.2 512; 513 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
switch
12.5.5.2 538 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Accessibility of rupture valve ; restrictor
12.5.6.2 538 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Accessibility of rupture valve ; restrictor
Filters ; hydraulic control and safety
12.5.7 502 2001-04-15 EN 81-2
devices
Monitoring device (for the function check)
12.7.1 552 2001-12-14 EN 81-1
; main contactors
Monitoring device (for the function check)
12.7.3 a) 552 2001-12-14 EN 81-1
; main contactors
Reduced buffer stroke ; monitoring the
12.8 533 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
slowdown
Electric installations ; electrical wiring ;
13.1.1.2 541 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
method of installation
Code IP ; degree of protection ; diagram ;
13.1.2 519 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
graphic symbol
13.3.2 505 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Door motor ; overload protection
13.4.2 506 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Machine-room accesses ; main switch
Electric installations ; electrical wiring ;
13.5.1.3 541 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
method of installation
Electric installations ; electrical wiring ;
13.5.3.6 541 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
method of installation
Electric personal protection ; lighting and
13.6.1 563 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2
socket outlets
Electric safety circuit ; gathering
510 ; 515 2001-04-15
information ; safety circuits ; connections
14.1.2.1.3  EN 81-1/2
; type examinations ; bypass of landing
548 2001-12-14
door and/or car door contacts
Code IP ; degree of protection ; diagram ;
14.1.2.2.2 519 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
graphic symbol
Code IP ; degree of protection ; diagram ;
14.1.2.2.3 519 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
graphic symbol
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Clause Keywords
Number Date
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Safety circuits ; connections ; type
14.1.2.3.3 548 2001-12-14 EN 81-1/2
examinations
14.1.2.4 553 2002-12-31 EN 81-1/2 Electric safety chain
14.2 558 2002-12-31 EN 81-2 Emergency electrical control
Inspection controls in relation to glass
14.2.1.3 540 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
lifts
Emergency electrical operation ;
14.2.1.4 507 2001-04-15 EN 81-1
inspection operation
14.2.2.2 531 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Door ; stopping device
Emergency alarm device ; two-way voice
14.2.3.3 514 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
communication
Safety component ; data plate ; electronic
15 511 ; 522 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
component ; marking ; safety device
16.1.3 543 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Type examination certificate
Code IP ; degree of protection ; diagram ;
16.2 a) 6) 519 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
graphic symbol
D.2 n) 1) 528 2001-04-15 EN 81-2 Energy accumulation type buffers ; test
F.0.2 543 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2 Type examination certificate
508 2001-04-15 Laboratory tests ; safety circuits
F.6  EN 81-1/2 containing electronic components ; safety
548 2001-12-14 circuits ; connections ; type examinations
Electric safety circuit ; gathering
H.1 (table) 509, 510 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
information ; printed circuits boards
Dimensions of the glass panels ; glass ;
J.1 (table) 503; 504 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
fixing of the glass panels
Exceptions to tests ; pendulum shock test
J.7 529 ; 530 2001-04-15 EN 81-1/2
; plain glass panel ; door
Sheave equivalent number evaluation
Annex N, Table N.1 546 2001-12-14 EN 81-1
N
equiv(t)

4 Interpretations
The following interpretations are presented in this document:
 interpretations N° 501 to 553;
 interpretation 555;
 interpretations N° 557 to 559;
 interpretations N° 563 to 569.
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501
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-1/2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-1/2 1998 5.6.1
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Protection in the well ; rigid screen
QUESTION
In Clause 5.6.1 a rigid screen is required as a separation of the travelling area of the counterweight or
the balancing weight. This screen shall extend from a position of not more than 0. 30 m to a position of
at least 2.50 m. In case of compensating ropes/chains it is not possible to maintain the required 0.30 m
because of the diversion of these elements in the pit.
In those cases the screen can only extend from a higher position, or a slot with sufficient width for the
movement of the compensating means has to be provided. It would also be useful to leave a space for
checking the buffers.


INTERPRETATION
At the next revision of the standard, the following text will be submitted to the voting procedures
according to the internal rules of CEN:
In the case of lifts with compensating means it is regarded as acceptable that the lower end of the
screen is lifted to a height corresponding to the height of the fully compressed buffer(s).
If this additional free height is not sufficient for diverting the compensating means additional slot(s) may
be provided where necessary.


Date of approval by CEN /TC 10 members: 2001-04-15

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502
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-2 1998 12.5.7
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Filters ; hydraulic control and safety devices
QUESTION
According to Clause 12.5.7 a filter shall be installed between the shut-off valve and the down direction
valve.
An inspection body has raised the question whether 12.5.7 requires a filter also in front of the
emergency lowering valve.

INTERPRETATION
In the standard there is no requirement to place a filter in front of the emergency lowering valve.

Date of approval by CEN /TC 10 members: 2001-04-15

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503
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-1/2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-1/2 1998 Table J.1
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Fixing of the glass panels ; glass
QUESTION
Contrary to table J.2, there is no indication in table J.1 for which type of fixing of the glass panels (all
sides, 2-side, 4-point) the stated panel dimensions are valid.
Based on our experience the fixing of the glass panels is of great importance.

INTERPRETATION
The values in table J.1 are valid for a 4-side fixing of the glass panels in a metal frame.

Date of approval by CEN /TC 10 members: 2001-04-15

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504
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-1/2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-1/2 1998 Table J.1
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Dimensions of the glass panels ; glass
QUESTION
In table J.1 the dimensions of the glass panels is indicated by the “diameter of inscribed circle”. Is this
statement valid for square panels only, or can it also be used for rectangular panels, the sides of which
correspond to the “diameter of inscribed circle”?

INTERPRETATION
The values in table J.1 are also valid for rectangular glass panels.
Deviating from the mathematical definition, the wording 'inscribed circle' in this context means the
largest circle which can be placed inside the shape of a glass panel.

Date of approval by CEN /TC 10 members: 2001-04-15

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505
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-1/2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-1/2 1998 13.3.2
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Door motor ; overload protection
QUESTION
EN 60204, by Clause 7.3, excludes the necessity of overload protection if the power of the motor is
less or equal to 0,5 kW.
Can the Committee accept the rule according to EN 60204, Clause 7.3, that overload protection is only
necessary with a motor above 0,5 kW for lifts as an exception to Clause 13.3.2 ?

INTERPRETATION
Yes, this rule can be accepted

Date of approval by CEN /TC 10 members: 2001-04-15

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506
INTERPRETATION
CEN
EN 81-1/2
RELATED TO
Page 1 of 1
Standard : Edition : Clause(s) : Valid from :
2001-04-15
EN 81-1/2 1998 13.4.2
Date of modification :


Key-word(s) : Replacing interpretation No. :

Machine-room accesses ; main switch
QUESTION
In the case that more than one entrance to a machine room is arranged, each entrance shall be
provided with a mainline switch in the vicinity of the entrance.
If one of the main switches is “switched off” and “locked out”, than it shall not be possible to switch the
mains on at the other entrance.
Is our interpretation correct ?

INTERPRETATION
Yes, the interpretation is correct.

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