Volkhard replies: Volkhard Delfs wrote: > > I have not yet dealt with with DIN 0848 part2/-4 nor with ENV50166-1, -2, > but perhaps you should approach to the german association of electrical > engineers the VDE. This group together with the german institute of norms > (DIN) creates german electrical (emc, safety etc.) norms or prepares the > adaptions of european standards. The homepage of VDE is www.vde.de. > By the way, you must not comply with the GS requirements. GS is somewhat of > a "quality label". It means "Gepruefte Sicherheit" or approved safety. TUV > makes a business out of this, as you have to pay license fees if your > product bears that label. Of course you can be confident to match the > applicable safety standards if you apply for GS-mark, but basically you > only have to act in accordance with the applicable laws or EC directives > (typically the EMC directive, Low Voltage Directive etc.). > Best regards
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