Electromechanical switches interrupt a circuit so that it can be switched off and switched on. Switches also enable circuits to be routed through to different points. BS CECC 96000 gives the terminology, quality assessment procedures and test and measurement conditions that apply to electromechanical switches.
BS CECC 96000 relates to electromechanical switches intended primarily for use in telecommunications equipment and electronic equipment employing similar techniques. BS CECC 96000 is limited to switches with a rated voltage not exceeding 500 V (d.c. or a.c. r.m.s.) and a rated carrying current not exceeding 25 A.
BS EN BS CECC 96000 on quality assessment of electromechanical switches is useful for:
Electronic equipment is used in applications that rely on mechanical or electric systems for their operation. They are essential to any work on electronics systems for creating signals and capturing responses from electronic devices. There are certain specifications regarding the performance of electronic equipment.
BS CECC 96000 specifies the terms, definitions, symbols, test methods and other material necessary to prepare detailed specifications for electromechanical switches.
BS CECC 96000 guides you with units, symbols and terminology, standard and preferred values, marking, the primary stage of manufacture, structural similarity, the qualification approval procedure, quality conformance inspection, certified test records, delayed delivery, re-submission of rejected lots, alternative test methods, standard conditions for testing, optional reduction of testing and individual test methods that help you with the quality assessment of electromechanical switches.
The guidelines in BS CECC 96000 enable you to provide a superior quality product to your customers.