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For sophisticated electronic equipment, railways are a hostile and demanding environment, with high levels of electrical noise, continual shock and vibration and extreme operating temperature excursions. The unique nature of the rail environment has long been recognised by the industry, which has developed its own rigorous specifications for onboard electronics. IGT has considerable experience of working with customers to enable them to meet the demands of the industry. [Hover over image to see more detail]
- Backlit control panel manufactured for Siemens GSM-R train cab radio.
- Brightness control via sensors.
- Tactile feedback.
- IP67 subject to engineering design compliance.
- RFI/ESC compliant.
- Specification approval.
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Electronic Equipment Used On Rolling Stock |
EN50155:2001 |
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Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures (IP67) |
EN60529:1992 |
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Railway Applications - Electromagnetic Compatibility - Part 3-2: Rolling Stock - Apparatus |
EN 50121 - 3 - 2:2000 |
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Railway Applications - Rolling Stock Equipment - Shock and Vibration Tests. |
BS EN 61373:1999 |
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Environmental Testing. Test Methods. Test Fc. Vibration (Sinusoidal). |
BS EN 60068-2-6:1996 |
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Specification for Metal-Clad Base Materials for Printed Circuits. EP-GC-Cu-12 |
BS 4584:Part 12: 1977 |
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Safety of Information Technology Equipment, Including Electrical Business Equipment |
EN 60950:2000 |
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EU Directive of 4 May 1976 on pollution caused by certain Dangerous discharge into aquatic environment of the Community. |
76/464/EEC. | 
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