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46.—(1) Equipment used in connection with the signals (including the content of all instructions stored in, or executable by, that equipment) may only be placed if, at the time it is first placed, it complies with the requirements of BS EN 12675:2001(1) and BS EN 50556:2011(2).E+W+S
(2) Sub-paragraphs (3) to (7) make provision about how the Standards are to apply.
(3) In relation to the requirements of BS EN 12675:2001, if the state specified in column 2 of an item in table 1 occurs, the class of response that applies is that set out in column 3.
(4) In relation to the requirements of BS EN 50556:2011, the class of response for an aspect of performance at an item in table 2 in column 3 (within a subject area in column 2) is that in column 4.
(5) The signal states which endanger traffic for the purposes of 5.2.3 of BS EN 50556:2011 are those specified in column 2 of table 1 at item 1, 2, 4 or 16.
(6) Upon a state described in sub-paragraph (5) occurring, all signal heads and push button units must switch off in accordance with the classes of response specified in column 4 of table 2 at items 6 and 7.
(1) Item | (2) State | (3) Class |
---|---|---|
1 | Green-green conflict | AA1 |
2 | Green-yellow conflict | AB1 |
3 | Yellow-yellow conflict | AC0 |
4 | Green-red/yellow conflict | AD1 |
5 | Green-green/yellow conflict | AE0 |
6 | Absence of any conflicting red signal | AF0 |
7 | Absence for conflicting red on specified signal heads | AG0 |
8 | Absence of the last conflicting red signal | AH0 |
9 | Absent red/absent red | AJ0 |
10 | National signal regulations (infringement) | BA0 |
11 | Absence of a red signal on a specified signal group | CA1 |
12 | Absence of the last red signal | CB1 |
13 | Absence of a number of red signals | CC1 |
14 | Absence of specified red signals | CD0 |
15 | Absent signal groups, yellow or green signals | CE0 |
16 | Compliance checking | DA1 |
17 | Stored values of timings | FA1 |
18 | Time base frequency | FB0 |
19 | Minimum values of time settings | FC0 |
20 | Maximum values of time settings | FD0 |
21 | Duration of timings | FE0 |
22 | National signal sequences (infringement) | GA0 |
23 | Specified signal group green to signal group green movements | GB0 |
24 | Specified signal start-up sequence signal group movements | GC0 |
25 | Failure of external inputs | HA1 |
(1) Item | (2) Subject area | (3) Aspect of performance | (4) Class |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Electrical supply | Overvoltage | D0 |
2 | Safety | Leakage current | T2 |
3 | Enclosure | V2 | |
4 | Terminations | H0 | |
5 | Requirements of signalling intensity for safety | AF5 | |
6 | Requirements for signal states (i) | AG5 | |
7 | Requirements for signal states (ii) | X1 | |
8 | Location of monitoring elements for signals | N0 | |
9 | Test of impedance | Fault loop impedance test | AA1 |
10 | Maintenance | Maintenance testing procedures | Y1 |
11 | Environmental | Dry heat | AB3 |
12 | Cold | AE2 | |
13 | Damp heat, cyclic | AK2 | |
14 | Solar radiation | AH0 | |
15 | Random vibration (operational) | AL2 | |
16 | Random vibration (transportation) | AM2 |
Commencement Information
I1Sch. 14 para. 46 in force at 22.4.2016, see reg. 1(b)
Publication date 15th February 2001 (ISBN 0580368866)
Publication date 30th April 2011 (ISBN 9780580707285)
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