GSO ISO 1949:2016
ISO 1949:1987
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
22 December 2016
Aircraft -- Electrical connectors -- Design requirements
GSO ISO 1949:2016 Files
English
12 Pages
Current Edition
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80.72
GSO ISO 1949:2016 Scope
1.1 This International Standard lays down the general performance requirements and standardization principles for aircraft connectors. It is intended to cover types of connectors designed to use crimped, soldered and welded contacts accommodating aircraft cables. It does not define a particular type of connector dimensionally.
1.2 This International Standard outlines the basic design, mechanical and electrical requirements for the connectors and the basic environmental conditions of operation.
WARNING - As far as explosion proofness is concerned, the engaged connectors complying with this International Standard are not defined as explosion proof. They do constitute an explosion hazard and shall NOT be disengaged while carrying current.
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