Brian,

You are right not issuing a D of C to the MDD, as your product is not a
medical device or an 
accessory ot a medical device.

On the other hand I see no reason not to issue a D of C to the LVD. Compliance
with a standard in 
the list of Harmonised Standards is not the only way to demonstrate compliance
with the LVD. It 
does not take very much effort to draw up a comparison table showing that the
requirements for a 
power supply in IEC 60601-1 are more stringent than say, IEC 60950 or IEC
61010-1. Using 
engineering judgment on this basis, I believe that you can issue a D of C to
the LVD, specifying 
IEC 60601-1 as the applied standard. You can present your comparison table to
anyone who questions 
this, demonstrating the engineering basis for your declaration.

Regards,

Jon Griver
http://www.601help.com


On 25 Feb 2003 at 13:40, [email protected] wrote:

> 
> Good people of PSTC 
> One of our custom (component) SMPS is evaluated/certified to IEC/EN60601-1.
The LVD precludes 
> medical stuff, and the MDD is ambiguous on "components" or "materials" being
scoped by the MDD.
> The customer has determined that indicated conformance should be the LVD. If
the unit's D of C 
> claims conformance to the LVD, then there is no applicable standard, within
the scope of the LVD 
> that can be stated.
> So what is the correct content of the unit's Declaration of Conformity? Can
anyone please cite 
> normative OJ guidance?
> thanx much.
> R/S,
> Brian




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