At 08:05 AM 2/5/97 EST, [email protected] wrote: >I found a section of Japan MITI-JEIDA documentation that may be of interest. >This is probably not the latest information but provides an indication of the >thought process. Document is MITI, Division 6, No. 378, dated Oct. 3, 1994. > >Author is Seija Murata, Director of Public Utilities Department. > >para 5.1 (7), Requirements >When a hybrid piece of equipment or system consists of pieces or equipment >belonging to different classes, even when each piece of equipment does not >have its own power supply plug, measurements may be performed for each >individual piece of equipment, and the limiting values for each respective >class applied. -------<snip>-------
This is interesting. If it was a 'major' system with accessible subsystems, I could certainly see its application. However, if it was an 'integrated' piece of equipment, with a single AC input connector, would they disassemble it to access the portions inside? Pat Lawler [email protected]
