Standard STN EN 60269-1 1.3.2008 preview

STN EN 60269-1 (354701)

Low-voltage fuses. Part 1: General requirements



STANDARD published on 1.3.2008


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Designation standards: STN EN 60269-1
Classification mark: 354701
Catalog number: 105093
Publication date standards: 1.3.2008
SKU: NS-526070
The number of pages: 72
Approximate weight : 216 g (0.48 lbs)
Country: Slovak technical standard
Category: Technical standards STN

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ČSN EN 60269-1 (01.06.1996)

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Fuses and other overcurrent protection devices

Annotation of standard text STN EN 60269-1 (354701):

Táto časť IEC 60269 platí pre poistky obsahujúce uzatvorené obmedzujúce tavné vložky s menovitou vypínacou schopnosťou nie menšou ako 6 kA, určené na istenie obvodov na striedavý prúd sieťovej frekvencie, ktorých menovité napätie neprevyšuje 1 000 V, alebo obvodov na jednosmerný prúd, ktorých menovité napätie neprevyšuje 1 500 V.

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