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ISO 15217:2000

ISO 15217:2000 Fluid power systems and components – 16 mm square electrical connector with earth contact – Characteristics and requirements

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Description

This International Standard specifies the following characteristics and requirements for a general-purpose,

electrical-plug connector with two or three contacts plus earth, for use with solenoids:

_ the electrical characteristics of the connector;

_ the dimensions of the contacts;

_ the means of fixing the plug to the socket;

_ the sealing procedure between the plug and the socket;

_ usage requirements.

The electrical-plug connector specified in this International Standard is intended to be used under working

conditions such that the connector cannot be damaged by external action (for example, shock or excessive

loading).

Edition

1

Published Date

2000-11-23

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

6

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This International Standard specifies the following characteristics and requirements for a general-purpose,

electrical-plug connector with two or three contacts plus earth, for use with solenoids:

_ the electrical characteristics of the connector;

_ the dimensions of the contacts;

_ the means of fixing the plug to the socket;

_ the sealing procedure between the plug and the socket;

_ usage requirements.

The electrical-plug connector specified in this International Standard is intended to be used under working

conditions such that the connector cannot be damaged by external action (for example, shock or excessive

loading).

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