S3336 Fixture for Assembly Security Test Gauge According to Figure 174.2 of UL 498

This S3336 Fixture for Assembly Security Test Gauge According to Figure 174.2 of UL 498 is specifically engineered for the assembly security test of attachment plugs and receptacles, strictly adhering to the requirements outlined in Figure 174.2 of the UL 498 standard (“Attachment Plugs and Receptacles”). It is designed to ensure accurate and consistent verification of the assembly security performance of relevant electrical components, helping manufacturers and testing institutions meet the rigorous safety and quality standards set by UL 498. The fixture features precise dimensional specifications to guarantee the reliability and repeatability of test results, making it an essential tool for evaluating whether the assembly structure of plugs and receptacles can withstand intended stresses without compromising safety.

Specifications:

• Complies with UL 498 standard, specifically matching the requirements of Figure 174.2 titled “Fixture for assembly security test”
• All dimensional units are inches
• Key dimensional parameters include: 1.532, 1.530, .242, .240, .056, .055, a minimum value of .375, and 3.000 with a tolerance of ±.020
• Designed for dedicated use in assembly security testing of attachment plugs and receptacles

Test Procedures:

1. Prepare the attachment plug or receptacle sample to be tested, ensuring it meets the basic pre-test requirements (e.g., no visible damage, correct assembly as per product specifications).
2. Position the test fixture on a stable and level testing platform to avoid external interference affecting test accuracy.
3. Secure the sample in the appropriate location relative to the fixture, ensuring the contact points between the sample and the fixture align with the dimensional requirements specified in Figure 174.2 of UL 498.
4. Activate the test setup according to the operational guidelines of the assembly security test, applying the required test forces or stresses to the sample through the fixture.
5. Monitor the sample’s performance … (truncated)