BS EN 61195:1999+A1:2013, IEC 61195:1999

Electric - A general term for the flow of electric charge

Heat - A term used to define thermal energy

Torque - Torque is a measure of the turning force of an object. Such as a wrench turning a bolt, the higher the toque the higher the capability of undoing a tight bolt.

Safety - prevents damage being caused.

Fire - the release of energy through heat and light.

Electrical - Something that requires electricity to work.

Treatment - A way in which medics care for patients illnesses. A manner which someone behaves to someone else.

Torque - The force used to turn, rotate, an object about an axis. The higher the torque the greater the ability to turn.

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