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Full Description
The primary purpose of an aerial device is for work positioning of personnel. Other devices, such as jibs, may be fitted in order to assist the operator in performing the work.
This document also includes requirements and tests for the parts of the chassis influencing the performance of the insulating aerial devices to be used for live working.
When mounted on a chassis, the insulating aerial device becomes a component of a mobile elevating work platform (MEWP). Complementary requirements for the resulting MEWP are included in ISO 16368.
Cross References:
SAE J343
IEC 60417
IEC 60060-1
EN 60060-1
EN ISO 13850
EN 61318
EN 60060-2
IEC 60060-2
ISO 13850
SAE J517
IEC 61318
IEC 60212:2010
IEC 62237:2003
EN 62237 (IEC 62237:2003 Modified)
EN 60212 (IEC 60212:2010) AS
ISO 16368:2010 Ed 2
ASTM F1430-03
IEC 60050
IEC 61109
EN 61235
ISO 18893
IEC 61235
EN 61109
IEC 60855-1
ISO 4302
IEC 60270
ASTM F914-03
ISO 4305
EN 60855-1
EN 60270
IEC 60743:2013
IEC 60050-604:1987
IEC 61865:2001
EN 61472 (IEC 61472:2013) AS
IEC 61472:2013
EN 60743:2013
IEC 60050-651:2014
Replaces BS EN 61057:1994 which remains current
All current amendments available at time of purchase are included with the purchase of this document.
Document History
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BS EN 61057:2017
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Live working. Insulating aerial devices for mounting on a chassis- Most Recent
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BS EN 61057:1994
Aerial devices with insulating boom used for live working exceeding 1 kV a.c.- Historical Version
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BS IEC TS 61813:2000
Live working. Care, maintenance and in-service testing of aerial devices with insulating booms- Historical Version