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ISO 3282:1976

ISO 3282:1976

Aircraft — Dimensions for single-hole and triple-hole mounting (Class 3) lever-operated manual switches

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Status : Active

Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 3282:1976

Document Year : 1976

Pages : 2

Edition : 1

Section Volume : Aerospace electrical requirements (ISO/TC 20/SC 1.)

ICS : Aerospace electric equipment and systems (49.060)

Includes the overall dimensions, including terminal screws for switches, having the characteristics specified in ISO 3456. These dimensions shall be in accordance with figure 1 and the table. The holes in the mounting panel for fixing the switch to the panel in the case of single-hole mounting shall be as shown in figure 1a) and in the case of triple-hole mounting as shown in figure 2.