Standards.

DIN 75200 specifies the horizontal burning-rate test for interior materials of motor vehicles (equivalent to ISO 3795 / FMVSS 302).

EN 200 sets general technical specifications for single and combination taps for water supply systems, including leak-tightness, pressure resistance and endurance.

EN 817 specifies general technical requirements for mechanical mixer taps, including endurance of the mixing mechanism, leak-tightness and pressure resistance.

EN ISO 1402 specifies hydrostatic test methods for rubber and plastics hoses and hose assemblies — proof pressure, burst pressure, leakage, change in length and volumetric expansion.

IEC 60068-2 is a series of international standards providing fundamental procedures for environmental testing of electrotechnical products. Individual parts cover specific stresses such as cold, dry heat, damp heat, vibration and shock.

IEC 60112 defines the method for determining the comparative and proof tracking indices of solid insulating materials under wet, contaminated conditions.

IEC 60335 specifies safety requirements for household and similar electrical appliances. IEC 60335-1 gives the general requirements; the IEC 60335-2 series adds particular requirements for specific appliance categories. Testing covers mechanical, electrical, thermal and durability requirements.

IEC 60529 defines degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code) against intrusion of solid foreign objects, dust, accidental contact and water. The standard publishes a two-digit rating system widely referenced for electrical equipment.

IEC 60598 defines safety, mechanical, electrical and thermal requirements for luminaires. Part 1 covers general requirements; Parts 2-x cover specific luminaire types (fixed, portable, recessed, industrial).

IEC 60601-1 specifies general requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of medical electrical equipment, including mechanical strength and loading tests.

IEC 60695 is the multi-part standard for assessing fire hazards of electrotechnical products. Key methods include the glow-wire test (60695-2-10/11/12/13) and needle-flame test (60695-11-5).

IEC 60851 defines test methods for winding wires, including dimensional, mechanical, electrical and thermal property tests.

IEC 60884 is the safety standard for household plugs and socket-outlets. Part 1 covers general requirements; particular parts address specific construction types. Tests address insulation, contact safety, mechanical endurance, temperature rise, cord anchorage and pull-out resistance.

IEC 60968 specifies safety requirements for self-ballasted lamps, including mechanical (cap bending moment), electrical and thermal requirements.

IEC 61000 is a series of international standards covering electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) for low-frequency electrical and electronic equipment. It addresses emissions, immunity, environment definitions and testing methodologies.

IEC 61032 defines the standard test probes (jointed test fingers, rigid probes and wires) used together with IEC 60529 to verify protection against access to hazardous parts and the ingress protection (IP) of enclosures.

IEC 61215 defines the design qualification and type approval sequence for terrestrial PV modules suitable for long-term operation in general open-air climates. The Module Qualification Tests (MQT) span thermal cycling, humidity-freeze, UV exposure, mechanical load, hot-spot endurance and more.

IEC 61386 specifies requirements for conduit systems for the protection and management of cables, including mechanical, thermal and flame-propagation performance.

IEC 62196 specifies requirements for plugs, socket-outlets, vehicle connectors and vehicle inlets used for conductive charging of electric vehicles, including dimensional interchangeability and mechanical endurance of the charging interface.

Classifies the degree of protection enclosures provide against external mechanical impact — the IK code, from IK00 to IK10.

IEC 62368-1 is the hazard-based safety standard for AV, IT and communication equipment, superseding IEC 60950-1 and IEC 60065. It includes fire-enclosure tests.

ISO 20653 specifies the requirements for IP codes applied to electrical equipment in road vehicles, providing protection against foreign objects, water and access. It extends the IEC 60529 framework with vehicle-specific test conditions.

MIL-STD-202 is a test method standard that establishes uniform methods for testing electronic and electrical component parts. It covers a range of environmental, physical and electrical test conditions used in component qualification.

MIL-STD-461 establishes requirements for the control of electromagnetic interference characteristics of electronic, electrical and electromechanical equipment used by US military systems. It is widely referenced in defense and aerospace EMC qualification.

MIL-STD-810 is a United States Military Standard that defines environmental engineering considerations and laboratory test methods to determine the resistance of equipment to environmental stresses. The H revision is the current published version.

RTCA DO-160 defines environmental conditions and test procedures for airborne equipment, used in the design and certification of avionics. Categories cover temperature, altitude, vibration, humidity, EMI and other in-flight conditions.