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Conflict of Interest Notice: 
My employer makes component power supplies. 

The CB report is not "required", but life will probably be more pleasant if
you use component power supplies that are covered by a CB report. 

If the unit has agency (e.g., UL, TUV, etc) and CE marks, and the
certification indicates UL/EN60950-1, and you have do some additional Type
Tests, I suppose that you should be able to get your end-use product
certified, and a CB issued for your widget.

It is very important that you, as the installer, observe the installation
instructions and Conditions of Acceptability for the component power supply.

If you submit at least (3) products per year, it may be worth your time and
efforts to get SMT or WMT accreditation, so that you can perform tests and
write your own CB reports.

There is no such thing as a "CE safety report". 

luck, 
Brian 

-----Original Message----- 
From: Dan Anchondo [ mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 12:09 PM 
To: [email protected] 
Subject: IEC and the CB Scheme 


All 
Can somebody point to a link that requires a CB report for ITE for a CE safety
report.  My list of target countries has week to week changes so would it be
useful to have a CB on my power supply?  If  I am forced to Ill have a CB
report done but I am trying to limit currency flow to labs.

Thanks 
Dan Anchondo 

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