Aerospace series. Fibres and cables, optical, aircraft use. Test methods - Visual examination

Aerospace series. Fibres and cables, optical, aircraft use. Test methods - Visual examination

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What is BS EN 3745-201- Visual examination of electric cables about?        

BS EN 3745-201 is a European Standard and a part of the series on optical fibres and cables used in aircrafts. BS EN 3745-201 specifies a method for the visual inspection of optical fibres and optical cables. BS EN 3745-201 shall be used together with EN 3745-100. 

BS EN 3745-201 has been prepared by the European Association of Aerospace Manufacturers (AECMA).  

BS EN 3745-201 covers the characteristics of conductors, cables, and their methods for inspection.        

Who is BS EN 3745-201 - Visual examination of electric cables for?        

BS EN 3745-201 on visual examination of electric cables is useful for:        

  • Electric cables examiners  
  • Aerospace products manufacturers            
  • Testing agencies involved in the inspection of aerospace products                 
  • Quality control personnel for spacecraft products              
  • Aeronautical engineers         
  • Aerospace researchers       

Why should you use BS EN 3745-201 - Visual examination of electric cables?         

Fibre optic cables are cables that contain several thousands of optical fibres in a protective, insulated jacket. The optical fibres are very thin strands of pure glass, which transmit information in the form of light.  

BS EN 3745-201 provides best practice guidelines on the inspection of conductors and cables in aircraft. BS EN 3745-201 helps enhance product quality and end-user satisfaction.  

By adopting BS EN 3745-201, manufacturers can demonstrate the reliability of products and build trust in their use throughout the aerospace supply chain.   

The guidelines in BS EN 3745-201, ensure the efficiency of aircraft systems, thereby preventing damage and danger to aircraft cables during use.