EN 45014:1998 specifies the "General criteria for supplier's declaration of
conformity." Concerning the identification of standards, the document says
the DoC shall contain "the referenced normative documents in a precise,
complete and clearly defined way . . ." The example of a DoC in Annex A
lists the document number, title and edition/date of issue.
Thus, it appears that "EN60950" is not "precise, complete and clearly
defined" since there is a 1992 and a 2000 version.
Does "EN60950:1992" meet the criteria or is necessary to list the applied
amendments? e.g., "EN60950:1992 + A1 + A2 + A3 + A4"
I require the latter in DoCs from my OEM suppliers so I will know that they
are up to date, but I am not clear on just what is sufficient from a legal
point of view.
Richard Woods
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