Electric equipment for household and similar purposes - Safety - Part 2-108: Particular requirements for electrolyzers

This technical document addresses safety requirements for electric household appliances and similar purposes, with a specific focus on electrolyzers. It serves as Part 2-108 of a broader series concerning safety standards, establishing particular prescriptive guidelines for this specific type of equipment. The scope covers the essential safety aspects necessary to protect users and surroundings during the normal operation and anticipated fault conditions of electrolysis devices intended for domestic or similar use. By detailing specific technical requirements, the document complements the general safety norms applicable to household electrical equipment. It provides a framework for manufacturers, regulators, and conformity assessment bodies to ensure that these devices are designed, constructed, and tested to meet defined safety thresholds. The content encompasses risk identification, hazard reduction measures, and performance criteria unique to the electrolysis process within a household context. Compliance with these specifications aims to minimize potential risks associated with electrical shock, fire, mechanical injury, and other hazards arising from the operation of such apparatuses. The document reflects an alignment with international technical norms while addressing specific national or regional implementation details relevant to the market in which it is applied.