EN 61229:1995/A1:1998
(Amendment)Rigid protective covers for live working on a.c. installations
Rigid protective covers for live working on a.c. installations
EN following parallel vote
Starre Schutzabdeckungen zum Arbeiten unter Spannung in Wechselspannungsanlagen
Protecteurs rigides pour travaux sous tension sur des installations à courant alternatif
Toga zaščitna prekrivala za delo pod napetostjo na izmeničnih inštalacijah (IEC 61229:1993/A1:1998)
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
SIST EN 61229:2001/A1:2001
01-september-2001
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Rigid protective covers for live working on a.c. installations
Starre Schutzabdeckungen zum Arbeiten unter Spannung in Wechselspannungsanlagen
Protecteurs rigides pour travaux sous tension sur des installations à courant alternatif
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN 61229:1995/A1:1998
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