A colleague recently showed me a Class III
identification mark. However, he had no
further information about the mark.
(The Class III mark would be used to identify
a Class III product similar to the way the
Class II mark square-within-a-square is used
to identify a double-insulated product.)
Have you seen this mark?
If so, can you tell me its origin and provide
me with a copy of the mark?
Also, can you tell me the standards in which
it is identified and requirements for its use?
I suspect this mark originated at VDE.
Thank you for your help,
Rich
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