SIST EN 60255-23:2001
(Main)Electrical relays -- Part 23: Contact performance
Electrical relays -- Part 23: Contact performance
Is applicable to contact assemblies of relays within the scope of the IEC and covers basic considerations which are, in general, common to all types of relays covered by EN 60255.
Elektrische Relais -- Teil 23: Kontaktverhalten
Relais électriques -- Partie 23: Caractéristiques fonctionnelles des contacts
Est applicable aux ensembles de contacts de relais entrant dans le domaine de la CEI et couvre les prescriptions fondamentales généralement communes à tous les types de relais faisant l'objet de la EN 60255.
Electrical relays - Part 23: Contact performance
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SIST EN 60255-23:2001
01-september-2001
Electrical relays - Part 23: Contact performance
Electrical relays -- Part 23: Contact performance
Elektrische Relais -- Teil 23: Kontaktverhalten
Relais lectriques -- Partie 23: Caractristiques fonctionnelles des cont
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