MIL-SPECS connectors - qualification of Fischer connectors

Our military connectors are engineered to withstand extreme operational environments, such as vibration, shock, rain, humidity, salt fog, sand/dust, or temperature; our military connectors are mostly tested according to IEC standards. See table below for cross-reference of IEC standards versus MIL-SPECS.

Cross-reference of IEC standards versus MIL-SPECS
	Standards used to test Fischer connectors	MIL-SPECS
		MIL-STD	Method
Environmental Tests
Sealing (IP rating)	IEC 60529	-	-
High Temperature	IEC 60068-2-1-Bb	MIL-STD-202	108
Low Temperature	IEC 60068-2-1-Ab	MIL-STD-810	502
Temperature Shocks	IEC 60068-2-14-Na	MIL-STD-202	107
Temperature Cycles	IEC 60068-2-14-Nb	MIL-STD-202	107
Corrosion Resistance	IEC 60068-2-11-Ka	MIL-STD-202	101
Mechanical Tests
Vibration	MIL-STD-202	MIL-STD-202	204
Endurance	IEC 60512-5-9a	MIL-STD-1344 (obsolete) replaced by EIA-364-09	2016
Mating/Unmating Force	IEC 60512-7-13a	MIL-STD-1344 (obsolete) replaced by EIA-364-13	2013.1
Electrical Tests
Rated Voltage	IEC 60512-4-1-4a	MIL-STD-202	301
Current Rating	IEC 60512-5-2-5b	-	-
Contact Resistance	IEC 60512-2-1-2a IEC 60512-2-2-2b	MIL-STD-202	307
Shell Resistance	IEC 60512-2-6-2f	MIL-STD-1344 (obsolete) replaced by EIA-364-83	3007
Insulation Resistance	IEC 60512-3-1-3a	MIL-STD-202	302
Shielding Effectiveness	IEC 60512-23-3	-	-