GSO 1842:2007

Gulf Technical Regulation · Edition 1   Current Edition · Approved on 05 June 2007

METHODS OF TESTING FOR PLUGS AND SOCKET OUTLETS FOR VOLTAGES FROM 127V AND UP TO 250V FOR HOUSEHOLD AND SIMILAR GENERAL USE

GSO 1842:2007 Files

Arabic 23 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
165.0 SAR
English 19 Pages
Current Edition
155.0 SAR

GSO 1842:2007 Scope

This standard is concerned with methods of testing plugs and socket-outlets for use in residential buildings and the like, rated at 127V, 15 AMP and up to 250V, 13 AMP and designed also for operation on single or double phase a.c rated voltages and rated frequencies as specified in Appendix A.

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