IEC 60807-6:1988
Rectangular connectors for frequencies below 3 MHz - Part 6: Detail specification for a range of rectangular connectors with size 20 (7.5 A) round contacts having polarized guides - Fixed solder contact types
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IEC 60807-6:1988 defines a detailed specification for rectangular connectors for frequencies below 3 MHz, focused on size 20 (7.5 A) round contacts with polarized guides and fixed solder contact types. For engineering teams, procurement specialists, and compliance reviewers, it provides a clear technical reference for selecting and documenting connector components intended for controlled assembly and consistent interface behavior. IEC 60807-6:1988 is relevant where connector compatibility, product evaluation, and technical validation must align with a recognized specification.
IEC 60807-6:1988 standard overview
This document serves as the primary technical reference for a defined family of rectangular connectors, helping users interpret the intended construction and contact arrangement from a conformity assessment perspective. The focus on polarized guides suggests an emphasis on correct mating orientation and reduced assembly risk, while the fixed solder contact type supports stable installation practices. In technical review and laboratory evaluation, the specification can support consistent comparison of products against a documented engineering specification.
Applications of IEC 60807-6:1988
IEC 60807-6:1988 is typically consulted in connector design, equipment integration, and purchasing workflows where rectangular connectors are used in electrical equipment operating below 3 MHz. It may be useful during product qualification, drawing review, supplier selection, and verification activities for assemblies that require dependable contact arrangement and repeatable installation practice. Organizations involved in testing workflows or technical documentation may also use it to support operational consistency across builds, maintenance, or replacement part selection.
Why IEC 60807-6:1988 matters
This document helps reduce ambiguity when evaluating connector suitability, especially when engineering teams need a stable compliance reference for procurement and technical validation. By defining a detailed connector specification, it can support interoperability, quality assurance, and risk management during design transfer or component approval. IEC 60807-6:1988 may also assist with conformity assessment preparation by giving laboratories and reviewers a clearer basis for documented evaluation and repeatable comparison.
- Detailed specification for rectangular connectors below 3 MHz with size 20 round contacts
- Polarized guide arrangement intended to support correct mating and assembly control
- Fixed solder contact type relevant to installation and verification workflows
- Useful as a compliance reference for product selection, review, and technical documentation
- Publication Date: 1988-05-15
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 60807-6:1988 (1988-05-15)
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