GSO IEC 63010-1:2021
IEC 63010-1:2017
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
01 July 2021
Halogen-free thermoplastic insulated and sheathed flexible cables of rated voltages up to and including 300/300 V - Part 1: General requirements and cables
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GSO IEC 63010-1:2021 Scope
IEC 63010-1:2017(E) applies to cables with insulation and sheaths based on halogen-free thermoplastic compounds for use with small devices and for short connections to desktop electrical appliances where flexibility is of prime importance. These cables have a voltage rating U0/U up to and including 300/300 V. Maximum operating temperature for the cables in this document is 70°C.
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