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ISO 2155:1974

ISO 2155:1974

Aircraft — Fire-resisting electrical cables — Performance requirements

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Status : Active

Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 2155:1974

Document Year : 1974

Pages : 3

Edition : 1

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

ICS : Aerospace electric equipment and systems (49.060)

Gives the requirements for cables for the wiring of aircraft circuits, comprising single conductors with copper core covered with nickel or any other material of equivalent properties, suitable for use at a rated voltage up to 6OO V and at a frequency not exceeding 2 OOO Hz. The cables are intended for use at a temperature which may reach 28O °C in continuous service (ambient temperature plus heating) and 4OO °C for a limited period.