I recommend that do one of two things: have the supplier handle the complete
submission and bill you for the cost, or you act as their agent and you pay
the NRTL (the NRTL can explain how to method works). However, it is done,
the burden should be placed upon the supplier to demonstrate and maintain
compliance.
Richard Woods
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From: Spadaccini, Fabian [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 11:47 AM
To: 'EMC-PSTC'
Subject: product cert question
Hello, Listmembers.
We have a potential supplier of an OEM equipment
that is not NRTL listed. They suggested we have it listed (i. e. pay for the
testing ourselves) as part of our system. I am not aware of any case
histories of this nature. Has anyone had this experience? Can an NRTL
issue a listing for one company (buyer of product), yet audit another (the
manufacturer)? I am skeptical of this suggestion.
Regards,
Fabian Spadaccini
TA Instruments-Waters LLC
(p) 302-427-4189
(f) 302-427-4081
[email protected]
www.tainst.com
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