OS GSO IEC 61300-2-18:2014

IEC 61300-2-18:2005
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 25 December 2014

Fibre optic interconnecting devices and passive components - Basic test and measurement procedures - Part 2-18: Tests - Dry heat - High temperature endurance

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OS GSO IEC 61300-2-18:2014 Scope

This part of IEC 61300 details a procedure to determine the suitability of a fibre optic device or closure to withstand the environmental condition of extended high temperature that may occur during operation, storage and/or transport. The test is intended to indicate the performance of such devices when exposed to heat of constant temperature over a given period. In general terms, this test provides a high temperature to induce potential failures due to softening and expansions. This procedure does not assess the ability of a device to operate during temperature variations; in this case, IEC 61300-2-22 would be used.

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