EUROLAB, with its state-of-the-art accredited laboratories and expert team, provides precise and fast testing services within the scope of IEC EN 61346-2 testing. Defines the object classes to be used in reference notations and the associated letter codes for those classes. It can be applied in all technical fields.
A common way of structuring objects in industrial automation and control systems is the use of a hierarchical system of classes and subclasses. This system groups objects according to their functions, properties or other related properties and allows easy navigation and organization in the system.
In addition to the hierarchical structure, reference notations are used to provide a standardized way of describing and referencing objects within the system. Reference assignments typically consist of a code or string of code indicating the object's class, subclass, and unique identifier.
The first letter in the code indicates the class of the object, such as "C" for controller or "M" for motor. The numbers below indicate the subclass, and the last letters or symbols provide a unique identifier for the object.
In general, the use of structured object classes and reference representations is an important aspect of industrial automation and control systems.
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