What is BS EN 2349-411 – temperature test for relays and contactors about?

The ability to withstand extreme temperatures is vital for aerospace components. BS EN 2349-411 is a European Standard that discusses the requirements and test procedures of relays and contactors for aerospace applications.

BS EN 2349-411 specifies a method for checking the capability of relays and contactors to withstand temperature change. It shall be used together with BS EN 2349-100.

Who is BS EN 2349-411 - temperature test for relays and contactors for?

BS EN 2349-411 on temperature test for relays and contactors for aerospace applications is useful for:

The aerospace and aeronautical industry
The military
Manufacturers and suppliers of aerospace components
Manufacturers and suppliers of relays and contactors
Product design engineers / innovation teams
Quality control personnel
Aerospace and aeronautical engineers

Why should you use BS EN 2349-411 - temperature test for relays and contactors?

General and military aircraft efficiently switch currents using relays and contactors.

BS EN 2349-411 provides you with details for conducting temperature tests for relays and contactors in terms of mounting, procedure, as well as the requirements for the test.

BS EN 2349-411 contributes towards simple operation, short installation time and low power consumption for aerospace applications. BS EN 2349-411 contributes towards longevity of components by testing for aspects such as the ability to withstand high inrush currents, and extra cooling requirements.

Using BS EN 2349-411 guidelines, you can assess the temperature resistance of relays and contactors so that these components perform well in the face of temperature changes. BS EN 2349-411 ensures reliability of the aerospace equipment. This contributes towards the safety of those on board.

BS EN 2349-411:2007

Aerospace series. Requirements and test procedures for relays and contactors - Temperature change

Current

Published:

29 Aug 2008