61558

61558 is a five-digit number that can function as an identifier in several unrelated contexts. It does not have a single intrinsic meaning, but rather appears in different systems where numeric codes are used to designate locations, products, or regulatory categories.

In postal systems, 61558 is used as a German postal code. Germany employs five-digit codes issued by the national postal service to route mail to specific geographic areas. As a postal code, 61558 identifies a particular locality within the country’s addressing framework, and is used in mail, courier logistics, and address databases.

In standards and regulatory references, 61558 occurs as part of the naming of an international standard. The IEC 61558 family covers safety requirements for electrical equipment such as power transformers, reactors, and inductors used in household or similar applications. The numeric designation helps users identify the relevant standard set, separate from its practical technical content.

In commercial and catalog contexts, 61558 may appear as a model, part, or catalog number on various products. Without accompanying documentation, the number alone does not disclose detailed specifications or applications.

Because 61558 can point to multiple, unrelated items or systems, its precise meaning depends on the domain and accompanying context. See also references to German postal codes and to IEC 61558 for related usage.