IEC 61058-1:1990
IEC 61058-1:1990

IEC 61058-1:1990

November 1990
International standard Cancelled

Switches for appliances - Part 1: General requirements.

Applies to switches for appliances actuated by hand, by foot or by other human activity for use in, on or with appliances and other equipment for household and similar purposes, with a rated voltage not exceeding 440 V and a rated current not exceeding 63 A. Also covers the indirect actuation of the switch when the function of the actuating member is provided by a part of an appliance or equipment. Replaces IEC 328 (1972).

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Publication date

November 1990

Number of pages

193 p.

Reference

IEC 61058-1:1990

ICS Codes

29.120.40   Switches

Print number

1 - mai 2008
Sumary
Switches for appliances - Part 1: General requirements.

Applies to switches for appliances actuated by hand, by foot or by other human activity for use in, on or with appliances and other equipment for household and similar purposes, with a rated voltage not exceeding 440 V and a rated current not exceeding 63 A. Also covers the indirect actuation of the switch when the function of the actuating member is provided by a part of an appliance or equipment. Replaces IEC 328 (1972).
Replaced standards (1)
IEC 60328:1972
IEC 60328:1972
January 1972
International standard Cancelled
Switches for appliances

Standard replaced by (1)
IEC 61058-1:1996
IEC 61058-1:1996
October 1996
International standard Cancelled
Switches for appliances - Part 1: General requirements

Applies to switches for appliances actuated by hand, by foot or by other human activity for use in, on or with appliances and other equipment for household and similar purposes, with a rated voltage not exceeding 440 V and a rated current not exceeding 63 A. Also covers the indirect actuation of the switch when the function of the actuating member is provided by a part of an appliance or equipment. Replaces IEC 60328 (1972).

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