SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005

SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 is a CENELEC amendment to EN 60730-2-13:1998 for automatic electrical controls used in household and similar applications. It sets a specific rule for humidity sensing controls: EN 60730-2-1 is not applicable to the controls covered by this part. The document is for manufacturers, designers, conformity assessors, and national standardization bodies working with humidity-controlled automatic devices.

What does SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 specify?

SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 specifies an amendment to the European Standard for humidity sensing controls in automatic electrical controls for household and similar use. In practical terms, it updates the base part so readers know which other part of the EN 60730 series does not apply to these controls.

The document is organized as a short amendment with a foreword and a scope change. The foreword identifies the technical committee work, the approval route, and the national implementation dates. The scope section adds one sentence to the base standard to exclude EN 60730-2-1 from applicability.

What are the key requirements of SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005?

The main technical effect of SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 is a scope clarification: EN 60730-2-1 is not applicable to humidity sensing controls. For users, that means the control is not assessed against that part when it falls within EN 60730-2-13.

The amendment is tied to the European Standard EN 60730-2-13:1998. This matters because the document is not a full standalone rewrite of the product requirements - it changes the way the base standard is applied.

The foreword states that the amendment was prepared by CENELEC TC 72, Automatic controls for household use. In practice, that tells readers which technical group maintained the text and where the expertise sits.

The foreword also gives the national implementation milestones:

• dop - latest date for national publication or endorsement of an identical standard
• dow - latest date for withdrawal of conflicting national standards

For engineers and compliance teams, these dates matter because they define when national documents had to align with the amendment.

What terms does SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 define?

Humidity sensing controls are automatic electrical controls that respond to humidity conditions in household or similar applications.

CENELEC is the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization, the body responsible for the European Standard.

CENELEC TC 72 is the technical committee named in the foreword as the group that prepared the amendment.

EN 60730-2-13:1998 is the base European Standard that this amendment modifies.

EN 60730-2-1 is the referenced part that the amendment says is not applicable to humidity sensing controls covered by this standard.

dop means the latest date for national implementation of the amendment by publication or endorsement.

dow means the latest date by which conflicting national standards had to be withdrawn.

Who uses SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005?

SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 is used by manufacturers of humidity sensing controls, test and conformity personnel, and standards bodies that adopt European electrotechnical standards into national law or practice.

It is also relevant to buyers and quality managers specifying controls for household and similar equipment, because it tells them which part of EN 60730 applies and which part does not.

What changed in SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 from the previous edition?

SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 is an amendment to EN 60730-2-13:1998. The stated change is that EN 60730-2-1 is made not applicable to humidity sensing controls covered by this standard.

Which standards are used with SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005?

The amendment refers to:

• EN 60730-2-13:1998 - the base standard it modifies
• EN 60730-2-1:1997 - the part declared not applicable to humidity sensing controls in this context

What does the SIST EN 60730-2-13:1999/A11:2005 document contain?

The document contains a foreword and a scope amendment. The foreword records the responsible committee, approval route, official-language status, and implementation dates.

The technical content is very short and focused. It adds one scope statement to the base standard to clarify applicability.

For users, that means the document is mainly a rules-of-application update rather than a full test or design specification. It is used to read EN 60730-2-13 correctly when dealing with humidity sensing controls.