Hi Folks
Bear in mind that there are some import and certification formalities to be
observed.
See the atached two emails from a few months ago:
John Allen
Thales
Bracknell, UK
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From: WELLMAN,RON (A-PaloAlto,ex1) [mailto:ron_well...@agilent.com]
Sent: 31 January 2002 13:46
To: 'Luiz Claudio Bonilla de Araujo'; emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: RE: Power Supply Cord & Plug for Saudi Arabia
There is a SASO standard for power outlets and plugs. However, I do mot have
the standard number readily available. But, I do know that the standard
references the UK BS 1363 plug and the US NEMA 5-15 plug. Also, to the best
of my knowledge, there are no mandatory Saudi approvals required for power
cords or cord sets.
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From: Luiz Claudio Bonilla de Araujo [mailto:luizboni...@ig.com.br]
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 1:17 PM
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Power Supply Cord & Plug for Saudi Arabia
Hi friends,
Can anybody inform which are the power supply cords required to be used in
household appliances sold in Saudi Arabia?
I know that British fused plugs are used there (for 220V/60Hz), but I want
to know if this is a regulatory requirement.
BTW, class OI or class II appliances are acceptable for selling there?
Any comments will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Luiz
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Jim,
We have shipped some products to Saudi Arabia. They have a form, much like
a DofC and a process to follow. My most recent work was 1995 so this may
be outdated by now.
The process went something like this.
Contact the the Saudi Embassy or the US-ARAB Chamber of Commerce in
Washington, DC. They will send you some information.
Fill out their format declaration and forward it with two checks to a
certain person there. Ask that person to process it and then courier it to
the Saudi Embassy. The first check ($21.00) covers legal and courier fees.
The second check ($8.50) was for the Saudi Embassy to cover their costs.
In the end, after a week or two, you will get back your original
declaration with a large, and I mean large, rubber stamp on the back of
it. It was all red and in Arabic. This is then copied and sent along with
the customs papers for the product to Saudi Arabia. We never had any
problems when following this process.
I have some old files done in Quark Express that reminded me how to do
this, includes addresses, etc. Remember they are 4 or more years old now.
I no longer have QE so would have to get someone here to translate them.
But if you think they will help, let me know.
In the short run, I was able to extract the following from these files:
CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
AND EQUIPMENT ISSUED BY THE FACTORY IN EXECUTION
OF SASO BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S DECISION
NO. 58 DATED 17/9/1405 H.
and
We certify that the supplied consignment of the above-mentioned appliance
was produced by our factory and confirm to the following Saudi Standards
and/or to the following Standards approved by SASO: SSA 16, 17, 18, 86,
and 182. Also, UL1950, CSA 950, EN 60 950, EN55 022, EN 50 082-1.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Scott
s_doug...@ecrm.com
james_al...@milgo.com writes:
>Can anyone on this board help me out with the requirements for import of
>ITE
>into Saudi Arabia?
>Do they have specific national requirements? Are they accepting of a DOC
>as
>is the EC? Perhaps UL marks are enough? What about EMC? What I am
>looking
>for is information that will allow me to clear customs hopefully with no
>additional testing other than the European CE mark requires.
>
>Thanks Jim
>
Scott
s_doug...@ecrm.com
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Hi Ed,
Taiwan : EMC Broadcast Receiver Associated Equipment CNS 13439 equivalent to
CISPR 13
See attached document for Taiwan.
For Sauidi Arabia you can browse the SASO website www.saso.org.sa but the
only problem
is all the standards are listed in Arabic.International safety standard like
IEC 950 or
even UL 1950 is recognised. You have to complete a self-declaration of
compliance form
from SASO. For EMC, the same applies, CISPR 13/EN55013 reports are
recognised.
Hope this helps.
I actually posted a question to the emc-pstc members on a telecom issue for
Suadi Arabia
for which I'm waiting for answers.
If you don't mind, I'll re-post my question here
It appears that in Saudi Arabia DTMF tones are used instead of FSK
signalling for caller id.
This is similar to ANI (automatic number identification) signalling used on
T1 (CAS lines).
It could be that Saudi Arabia use Wink Start on their analogue lines.
I need to know if this is true.
Also
1. Do they also do DID in a similar fashion (the called number is signalled
using DTMF tones)
2. What is the inter digit (DTMF) time
3. Is there a termination DTMF tone.
Your comments and links to any useful info is greatly appreciated
Thanks, Praveen
-----Original Message-----
From: E Eszlari [mailto:bosesaf...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, 27 October 2000 12:08 AM
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject: Requirements for Saudi Arabia and Taiwan
Can anyone tell me where I can locate Audio/Video equipment Safety and EMC
requirements for Saudi Arabia and Taiwan?
Thanks in advance.
Ed
EMC Regulation in Taiwan.doc
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