This document specifies the terms and definitions relating to the electrical parts of sports equipment, provides a classification of apparatus, and specifies the following requirements: basic requirements; protection against electric shock; input power; leakage current and electric strength at operating temperature; transient overvoltages; protection against ingress of water, solid objects and moisture; resistance to salt mist; heating and abnormal operation; construction; internal and external wiring; earthing arrangements; clearances and creepage distances; resistance to heat and fire; cable routes; overload protection for transformers and associated circuits; lightning protection; mechanical safety protection; and markings and instructions. This document applies to the safety of sports equipment with a rated voltage not exceeding 250 V for single-phase supply, and not exceeding 480 V for other supplies. NOTE: This document also applies to battery-powered apparatus and other direct-current-supplied apparatus. For apparatus with dual power supply modes (mains-powered and battery-powered), when operating in battery-powered mode, it is considered battery-powered apparatus. This document does not apply to the electrical safety of medical rehabilitation equipment, water sports equipment, aircraft, motor vehicles and motorcycles, model aircraft, model vehicles, or electronic gaming equipment. This document is intended to address reasonably foreseeable electrical hazards in…