IEC 61076-3-118:2010
Connectors for electronic equipment - Product requirements - Part 3-118: Rectangular connectors - Detail specification for a 4 pole plus PE power connector with push-pull coupling
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IEC 61076-3-118:2010 defines product requirements for a rectangular connector system described as a 4 pole plus PE power connector with push-pull coupling. For engineering, procurement, and conformity assessment teams, it serves as a focused technical reference when evaluating connector suitability for electrical equipment and controlled installation or assembly workflows. The document is relevant where consistent mechanical mating, safe power connection, and documented evaluation are part of the design or verification process. IEC 61076-3-118:2010 is therefore useful for teams that need a clear compliance reference for connector selection and product review.
IEC 61076-3-118:2010 standard overview
The official title indicates a detail specification within the IEC 61076 connector series, covering rectangular connectors and a 4 pole plus PE power interface with push-pull coupling. In practice, this kind of technical document typically supports engineering documentation, product qualification, and technical assessment by defining the connector type and its product requirements. It may be used to align design decisions, laboratory evaluation, and supplier documentation with a common reference point, especially where operational consistency and technical validation are important.
Applications of IEC 61076-3-118:2010
This document is generally relevant to power connection design in electrical and electronic equipment where a compact rectangular connector and push-pull mating mechanism are desirable. It may be used in product development, component sourcing, and testing workflows for industrial devices, control systems, or equipment assemblies that require a defined power interface with protective earth. Teams may also consult it during documented evaluation of connector options, prototype verification activities, and procurement review for parts intended to support repeatable installation and service practices.
Why IEC 61076-3-118:2010 matters
For organizations managing technical compliance, the value of this reference lies in its role as a shared basis for product evaluation and conformity assessment preparation. A clearly defined connector requirement helps reduce integration risk, supports safety-conscious design choices, and improves consistency across sourcing, testing, and production. It can also assist with quality workflows by giving engineering and laboratory teams a common point for verification activities, helping ensure that connector selection is aligned with the intended performance and documentation expectations.
- Detail specification for a rectangular 4 pole plus PE power connector with push-pull coupling
- Useful for connector selection, supplier review, and engineering documentation
- Supports laboratory evaluation, product validation, and controlled testing workflows
- Relevant to compliance preparation where defined connector requirements are needed
- Helps reduce risk in power connection design and procurement decisions
- Publication Date: 2010-04-26
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61076-3-118:2010 (2010-04-26)
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