7.2.6.1 Adjustments for maximum disturbance level
The regulating control shall be adjusted to give a maximum indication on the meter at each frequency of measurement. After the value of the disturbance is registered at each preferred frequency (see 7.4.1.3) the frequency band adjacent to the preferred frequency is scanned without adjustment to the regulating control and the highest disturbance values are noted (for instance scan between 150 kHz and 240 kHz with the regulating control set at the value that gave the maximum on the meter at 160 kHz).
7.2.6.2 Equipment with several regulating controls
The following measurement procedure shall be applied to appliances containing several individually adjustable regulating controls each one having a maximum rated load current of not more than 25 A.
It shall be applied both on appliances where several regulating controls are connected to the same phase of the mains and to appliances where the regulating controls are connected to separate phases of the mains.
7.2.6.2.1 Each regulating control is tested separately. Measurements are made in accordance with 7.2.6.1 on all terminals of the appliance.
If separate switches are provided for the individual regulating controls, the units not being used should be switched off during these tests.
7.2.6.2.2 As many individual regulating controls as possible are connected to their loads without the maximum current per phase to the appliance exceeding 25 A when each of the controls is carrying its maximum rated current.
When not all individual controls can be connected to their maximum load, those controls are given priority which gave the highest disturbance values when tested in accordance with 7.2.6.2.1.
The setting of the individual controls shall be the same as those giving maximum disturbance during the measurement in accordance with 7.2.6.2.1. In addition a simple check shall be made that no other setting will give greater disturbance. Measurements are made on the mains terminals, all phases and neutral, on the terminals to the loads and on additional
terminals of the appliance.
This test is not made when each individual regulating control consists of an entirely selfcontained regulating circuit including all suppression components and operates independently of the others and does not control, either by design or fortuitously, any load that another individual regulator is controlling.