1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Principle
  4.1 Significance
  4.2 Use of accelerated tests with laboratory light sources
5 Requirements for laboratory exposure devices
  5.1 Light source
  5.2 Temperature
  5.3 Humidity and wetting
  5.4 Other apparatus requirements
6 Test specimens
  6.1 Form, shape and preparation
  6.2 Number of test specimens
  6.3 Storage and conditioning
7 Test conditions and procedure
8 Precision and bias
  8.1 Precision
  8.2 Bias
9 Test report
Annex A (informative) Factors that decrease the degree or
                      correlation between accelerated tests
                      using laboratory light sources and
                      actual-use exposures
Annex B (informative) Procedures for measuring the irradiance
                      uniformity in the specimen exposure area
Figure B.1 - Measurement of irradiance in devices using a
             rotating specimen drum
Figure B.2 - Measurement of irradiance uniformity in devices
             with a flat specimen plane
Figure B.3 - Typical plot of measured property for a reference
             material showing a linear change with radiant
             exposure and for a material that shows an induction
             period before any measurable property change.
Table 1 - Spectral global irradiance