Does this mean that products that are currently being certified against a 
product or family standard, such as ITE equipment (EN55022) or ISM 
equipment (EN55011) as opposed to a generic standard have to meet the 
requirements of the EN61000-3 specs ??  Neither of these standards 
mention testing harmonics/flicker or the IEC 555 specs.

Mark

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>Subject: EMC/Harmonics requirements
>Author:  [email protected] at PMDF
>Date:    8/22/97 10:40 AM
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>To All:
>For information.
>     
>The European Union has put out a notice to all national committees aimed 
>at clarifying the implementation dates for the harmonics and flicker 
>standards.  (Reference TC741  JPV/is/970722 dated 1997-07-10)  They have 
>also referenced the 555 series standards and in their minds clarified the 
>relationship between the two harmonics standards.  The notice is copied 
>below for your information.  Please note the IEC 555 -2 and 555-3 are 
>withdrawn and obsolete.  This means CENELEC is not using an international 
>standard for those products covered.
>     
>Dave George
>     
>     
>"Taking  into  account  the  above,  for products  originally  not 
>falling  within the scope of EN 60555-2/EN 60555-3 but covered by EN 
>61000-3-2/EN 61000-3-3, presumption of conformity to the ERs of the EMC 
>Directive exists and is confirmed on the basis of a manufacturer's 
>declaration based on the generic EMC standards up to 2001-01-01.
>     
>In this context reference is made to Note 2 to Table I of EN 50021-1 
>(relating to emission in the a.c. mains supply and in particular 
>harmonics) which reads:
>     
>"Note 2: Applicable to apparatus covered within the scope of EN 60555-2 
>and EN 60555-3. Limits for apparatus not currently covered by EN 60555-2 
>and EN 60555-3 are under consideration.'
>     
>In consequence the levels given in these two standards applicable to the 
>relevant phenomena can be used for conformity assessment purposes under 
>the manufacturer's responsibility."
>
>
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