Adopted Somali Standard · Active
SOS EAS 496:2008
General purpose fuse links for domestic and similar purposes (primarily for use in plugs) ─ Specification
Somali adoption of EAS 496:2008 · East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee. Number, part, edition and year are taken over unchanged.
Adopted Somali Standard · Active. The original reference EAS 496:2008 is preserved unchanged; the national designation is SOS EAS 496:2008.
Somali Standard Code (SOS)
SOS EAS 496:2008
Original reference
EAS 496:2008
Source organisation
East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
Status
Adopted Somali Standard
Lifecycle: Active · Published
Scope
This East African Standard specifies dimensions and performance requirements for general purpose cartridge fuse links of current ratings not exceeding13 A for domestic and similar purposes (primarily for use in plugs complying with the requirements of EAS 495) on declared supply voltages not exceeding 250 V (see 4.5) at a nominal frequency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz. It does not cover fuse bases or fuse holders for use with these fuse links.
Catalogue metadata
Bibliographic details
- Somali Standard Code (SOS)
- SOS EAS 496:2008
- Original reference
- EAS 496:2008
- Source organisation
- East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
- Designation family
- EAS
- Standard number
- 496
- Edition
- 1
- Year of publication
- 2008
- ICS
- 29.120.30
- HS code(s)
- 8536.50.00, 8536.69.00, 8536.90.00
- Number of pages
- 27
- Field
- Electrical Engineering
- Group
- Electrical accessories
- Sub-group
- Plugs, socket- outlets, couplers
- Sector
- Electrical Accessories
- Technical committee
- EASC/TC 054 — Electrical appliances, machines, and equipment
Adoption record
Adopted as a Somali national standard
- Adoption status
- Adopted Somali Standard
- Original reference
- EAS 496:2008
- Somali Standard Code (SOS)
- SOS EAS 496:2008
- Source organisation
- East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
- Adopting body
- Somali Bureau of Standards (SOBS)
Method, degree of correspondence and decision references are recorded by SOBS as the formal adoption file is completed.