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Rotating Electrical Machines. Efficiency Classes Of Line Operated AC Motors (IE Code)
Cable Networks For Television Signals, Sound Signals And Interactive Services. Optical Transmission Systems Using RFoG Technology
Explosive Atmospheres. Equipment Dust Ignition Protection By Enclosure "T"
Shunt Capacitors For A. C. Power Systems Having A Rated Voltage Above 1 000 V. General
Coaxial Communication Cables. Part 9, Sectional Specification For RF Flexible Cables
Coupling Capacitors And Capacitor Dividers. AC Or DC Single-Phase Coupling Capacitor Connected Between Line And Ground For Power Line Carrier-Frequency (PLC) Application
Cable Glands For Electrical Installations.
Energy Performance Of Buildings. Basic Principles For The Set Of EPB Standards.
Optical Fibres. Measurement Methods And Test Procedures. Change Of Temperature Tests
Optical Fibres. Measurement Methods And Test Procedures. Dry Heat (Steady State) Tests

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