So true, the TCF route is not intended to get around the requirements. It is
mainly for large machines that can not be moved and products with numerous
configuations that can not be fully tested, etc...
Regards,
David Lohbeck
CE Marking Hanbook
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From: Gordon,Ian [mailto:ian.gor...@edwards.boc.com]
Sent: 02 May 2002 09:41
To: 'IEEE EMC SAFETY PSTC'
Subject: RE: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
Eric Lifsey (hellflo...@aol.com)wrote:
Also, EN 61326-1 lets you relax the performance criteria of the EMC
tests
for
applications
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Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 4:41 AM
To: 'IEEE EMC SAFETY PSTC'
Subject: RE: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
Eric Lifsey (hellflo...@aol.com)wrote:
Also, EN 61326-1 lets you relax the performance criteria of the EMC
tests
for
applications that are not critical
Eric Lifsey (hellflo...@aol.com)wrote:
Also, EN 61326-1 lets you relax the performance criteria of the EMC tests
for
applications that are not critical (e.g. if a random system crash isn't too
objectionable for the particular use: such as a primarily diagnostic
application that will be
I read in !emc-pstc that rehel...@mmm.com wrote (in
of0b8a9efb.3bd0b2ca-on86256bac.00399...@mmm.com) about 'CE MARKING A
SYSTEM', on Wed, 1 May 2002:
Contrary to popular opinion, the TCF route is not designed to get around
standards.
Indeed. It is intended, in one instance, to accommodate
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Subject: Re: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
04/30/2002
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 4:57 AM
To: 'IEEE EMC SAFETY PSTC'
Subject: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
Can anyone advise the course of action in applying a CE mark as regards EMC
to a system some of whose component parts are not built by us and whose D of
C's claim light
Subject: RE: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
Gordon, cosider constructing a Technical Construction File (TCF) and
submitting it to a Competent Body. Your product may comply with the
essential requirements when operating in its intended environment without
the need to apply the full industrial strength tests
I read in !emc-pstc that Gordon,Ian ian.gor...@edwards.boc.com wrote
(in E1BA0362B28ED211A1E80008C71EA30601818F4F@EXC_EAS01) about 'CE
MARKING A SYSTEM', on Tue, 30 Apr 2002:
Can anyone advise the course of action in applying a CE mark as regards EMC
to a system some of whose component parts
that argument to the CB.
Richard Woods
Sensormatic Electronics
Tyco International
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From: Gordon,Ian [mailto:ian.gor...@edwards.boc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 4:57 AM
To: 'IEEE EMC SAFETY PSTC'
Subject: CE MARKING A SYSTEM
Can anyone advise the course of action
Can anyone advise the course of action in applying a CE mark as regards EMC
to a system some of whose component parts are not built by us and whose D of
C's claim light industrial immunity. However, the system has been running in
very harsh environments e.g. plasma etch applications at customer
PSNet
Regarding whether or not one must have an ISO 9000 registered quality
system to apply the CE mark, some specifics are laid out for us...
In the LVD, including the modifications by the CE marking amendment
93/68, states in concluding Annex IV - Internal Production Control:
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