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Home Products SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1
SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1
SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1

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SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1

Product No: GNGPL-SB1276A

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  • Application:
    This SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1 is mainly used to test and inspect whether the structure and size of plugs and sockets conform to UL 498:2012 standards. And the mainly application industries is electronics, electrical appliances, plugs and sockets and other similar areas.

    Feature:
    Gauge dimensions, tolerances, material, hardness, surface roughness conform to the standards requirements; Material hardness is more than 50HRC; Material thermal expansion coefficient is small,dimensions and tolerances is stable and reliable.

    Standard:
    UL 498 “Attachment Plugs and Receptacles” Figure 122.1

    SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1

    SB1276A Receptacle Test Fixture According to UL 498 Figure 122.1

     

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