GB/T 4796-2001
AbolishedClassification of environmental parameters and their severities of electric and electronic products
电工电子产品环境参数分类及其严酷程度分级
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This standard provides a classification system for environmental parameters, such as temperature, humidity, and vibration, and defines severity levels for testing the durability of electric and electronic products. It is applied in product design, quality assurance, and type testing to ensure equipment can withstand specified environmental conditions during storage, transport, and operation. The standard is widely used by manufacturers and testing laboratories across industries including consumer electronics, industrial automation, and automotive sectors.
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