Pset_ElectricalDeviceCommonDefinition from IAI: A means of collecting together all properties that are commonly used by electrical devices.All classes of electrical deviceIfcDistributionElementNominalCurrentThe maximum allowed current that a device is certified to handle.UsageCurrentThe current that a device is actually handling or is calculated to be handling at a point in time.NominalVoltageThe range of allowed voltage that a device is certified to handle. The upper bound of this value is the maximum.ElectricalDeviceNominalPowerThe output power rating that is certified for a device.NumberOfPolesThe number of logical connections that can be made on an electrical device.HasProtectiveEarthIndicates whether the electrical device has a protective earth connection (=TRUE) or not (= FALSE).NominalFrequencyRangeThe upper and lower limits of frequency for which the operation of the device is certified.PhaseAngleThe angular difference between two waveforms of the same frequencyIP_CodeIEC 529 (1989) Classification of degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)InsulationStandardClassClass0ApplianceClass0IApplianceClassIApplianceClassIIApplianceClassIIIApplianceNotKnownUnsetInsulation standard classes provides basic protection information against electric shock. Defines levels of insulation required in terms of constructional requirements (creepage and clearance distances) and electrical requirements (compliance with electric strength tests). Basic insulation is considered to be shorted under single fault conditions. The actual values required depend on the working voltage to which the insulation is subjected, as well as other factors. Also indicates whether the electrical device has a protective earth connection.PhaseReferenceThe phase identification used for the device electrical input. This should be the same phase identifier that is used for the conductor segment providing the electrical service to the device. In general, it is recommended that IEC recommendations for phase identification are used (L1, L2 etc.). However, other phase identifiers may be used such as by color (Red, Blue, Yellow) or by number (1, 2, 3) etc.