BS EN 50289-4-6:2001 PDF

BS EN 50289-4-6:2001 PDF

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BS EN 50289-4-6:2001 PDF

Published Date:
11/14/2001

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Active

Description:

Communication cables. Specifications for test methods. Environmental test methods-Temperature cycling

Publisher:
British-Adopted European Standard

Document status:
Active

Format:
Electronic (PDF)

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To be read in conjunction with BS EN 50289-4-1:2001

Cross References:
EN 50289-4-1
EN 50290-1-2
EN 60068-2-14
IEC 60068-2-14

File Size : 1 file , 140 KB
ISBN(s) : 0580386929
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Number of Pages : 10
Product Code(s) : 19970990, 19970990, 19970990
Published : 11/14/2001

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