IEC 60906-1 Figure 4 Gauge for Outlets 16A 250V A.C.

IEC 60906-1 Figure 4 Gauge for Outlets 16A 250V A.C.

Product No: GNGPL-90604

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    Description

    This IEC 60906-1 Figure 4 Gauge for Outlets 16A 250V A.C. is precisely engineered to verify Point 7 of Standard Sheets 1-1, 3-1, and 3-2 under the IEC 60906-1 standard. It is designed for 16A 250V A.C. household and similar purpose plugs and socket-outlets. The gauge is essential for assessing the reliability of socket-contact assemblies by testing their retention capability, adhering strictly to international standards for accuracy and performance.

    Specifications:

    • Applicable Standard: IEC 60906-1 (for household and similar plugs and socket-outlets 16A 250V A.C.)
    • Gauge C1 Dimensions: 4.44 mm (tolerance: +0.05 mm, -0 mm)
    • Gauge C2 Dimensions: 4.56 mm (tolerance: +0 mm, -0.05 mm)
    • Gauge C1 Mass: 200 g (tolerance: +5 g)
    • Gauge C2 Mass: 400 g (tolerance: ±5 g)
    • Maximum Radius (R): 0.2 mm
    • Radius Specification: R = A/2 (A refers to the respective gauge dimension)

    Test Procedures:

    • Ensure the shutters of the socket-outlet are held open before conducting the test.
    • Wipe the gauge thoroughly to remove any grease prior to use.
    • Insert Gauge C2 into the socket-contact assembly by applying a maximum perpendicular force of 50 N to the socket-outlet’s engagement face.
    • Position the socket-outlet in its worst-case orientation and check that Gauge C2 does not fall out under its own weight.
    • Subsequently, insert Gauge C1 into the socket-contact assembly.
    • Again, position the socket-outlet in its worst-case orientation and verify that Gauge C1 also does not fall out under its own weight.

    Applications:

    • Quality inspection and compliance testing of 16A 250V A.C. household socket-outlets.
    • Verification of socket-contact assembly retention performance in accordance with IEC 60906-1 Standard Sheets 1-1, 3-1, and 3-2.
    • Conformance testing for manufacturers producing plugs and socket-outlets for household and similar purposes.
    • Quality control processes in electrical equipment production facilities to ensure product reliability.
    • Compliance audits and certification testing.