James,
 
It depends on the standard. Some standards, especially those for household
use, define size for the signal words such as "CAUTION" or "DANGER" (typically
min. 2.4 mm) and for the size of lettering for the rest of the markings
(typically min. 1.6 mm).  Other standards, like UL/EN60950 do not have a min.
size but specify that they must be in the language of the country where unit
is going to be installed. 
 
As a user, I would be happy if the markings had a contrasting color with the
background and I do not need a magnifying glass or similar to be able to read
the markings.
 
Regards, Peter Merguerian


"James, Chris" <[email protected]> wrote: 

In respect of European and UL compliance, is there a minimum font size for
safety related information screened onto a product? If so where is it defined?

 

Regards,

 

Chris

____________________________________________________ 
Chris James

Engineering Services Manager 
Dolby Laboratories, Inc.

 

 

 



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