ISO

Railway

Flammeability : EN 45542-2

IP Salty Strength EN 62444

Railway-related standards

When considering the rail compatibility of components, the technical compliance with the requirements of many different standards is what is meant. In Europe, these are brought together in the over all standard, EN 50 155. Even Though this is a European standard, this standard is also often used outside Europe in tender processes.

As far as connectors are concerned, the standard itself, however, is not fully comprehensive. Due to this, improvements were made and EN 50467 "Railway applications - Vehicles - Electrical connectors, requirements and test procedures" was created and published in 2012. This is now the applicable standard. In relation to termination techniques, EN 50467 encompasses many more variants (IDC technique, cage clamp terminal, press-in technology) than EN 50 155, which applies for electronic systems in rail vehicles. Although EN 50 155 refers to test procedures, in relation to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), environment (cold,humidity,warmth), protective classes, shock and vibration, EN 50461 has much more detail in the form of the differences for the test requirements on connectors depending on their installation location.

Automation

Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, CC-link

Ship building

Germanischer Lloyd

Oil and Gas

Against oil, acidic and alkaline

Others

UL, RoHS