GB/T 24975.5-2010
AbolishedGuide of environmental design for low-voltage apparatus - Part 5: Fuse
低压电器环境设计导则 第5部分：熔断器
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides guidelines for incorporating environmental design principles into the development and manufacturing of low-voltage fuses. It is applied by engineers and manufacturers to minimize the environmental impact of fuses throughout their lifecycle, including material selection, energy efficiency, and end-of-life disposal. The standard is relevant for electrical equipment design and production, particularly in contexts where low-voltage fuses are used for circuit protection in industrial, commercial, and residential installations.
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