AS/NZS 60335.2.8:2004 PDF Download

The safety criteria for home and related electrical appliances, including shavers, hair clippers, and other such devices, are the focus of the standard known as AS/NZS 60335.2.8:2004. This standard is applicable to appliances with a maximum rated voltage of 250 volts and is designed for use in homes or other similar settings.

The guideline also provides examples of comparable tools used for pedicure and manicure procedures. It includes gadgets used in stores or on farms that aren't especially made for home use but could nevertheless endanger the public. Animal clippers, animal shearers, and hairdressing equipment are a few examples of such appliances.

Although this standard seeks to address the general risks connected to this equipment, it does not account for particular situations such as unsupervised usage by young children or elderly people, as well as young children playing with the appliances.

It is significant to note that appliances intended for use in automobiles, ships, or aircraft may require additional specifications. Additionally, in many nations, extra standards may be stipulated by national health authorities, labor protection authorities, and similar authorities.

Additionally, this standard does not apply to massage appliances (which are covered by IEC 60335-2-32), appliances used in locations with particular characteristics like corrosive or explosive atmospheres, or appliances used for medical purposes (which are covered by IEC 60601).