Elements of electrical and optical connection. Test methods - Voltage strength for insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices

Elements of electrical and optical connection. Test methods - Voltage strength for insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices

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What is BS EN 2591-219 - Insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices about?  

BS EN 2591-219 is a European Standard that discusses elements of electrical and optical connection for use in aerospace applications. 

BS EN 2591-219 specifies a method for checking the voltage strength of insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices. 

BS EN 2591-219 shall be used together with EN 2591-100. 

Who is BS EN 2591-219 - Insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices for? 

BS EN 2591-219 on insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices is useful for:  

  • Manufacturers and suppliers of insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices for aerospace  
  • Manufacturers of aerospace electric equipment and components  
  • The Aerospace and Defence industry  
  • Product design engineers  
  • National authorities 
  • Regulatory bodies 
  • Certification bodies  

Why should you use BS EN 2591-219 - Insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices?  

When it comes to the manufacturing and use of aerospace components, reliability, consistent performance, and durability are crucial. 

BS EN 2591-219 provides best industry guidance on testing the voltage strength of insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices to demonstrate whether the components can withstand high voltages, without causing failures and impairing the performance of the end-application. 

As a result, you can determine if your products are safe, reliable and fit for purpose. 

If you are a manufacturer of insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices used in the aerospace industry, compliance with the tests can ensure your products meet the performance needs of the end-application.  

By adopting BS EN 2591-219, you can demonstrate the reliability of insulated terminal lugs and in-line splices and build trust in its use throughout the aerospace supply chain.