Kevin,
Many years ago, one could do the same thing by having a Hydro
Authority inspection. But that was really only good for a specific
installation and if it moved then the inspection had to be repeated at
the new facility. This was just for a trade show many years ago, but I'm
curious if that still exists and maybe even back then it was just a
one-time event - like a tradeshow - situation. Does that kind of thing
still exist? I'm just curious.
Gary
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kevin
Keegan
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 10:48 AM
To: Mark; [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: Compliance requirements for Canada for one-off item
Mark:
You are quite correct about the CEC, you can set up a special inspection
of the product
with CSA, go to their website and check.
http://www.csa-international.org
Depending on where the product is going in Canada you can contact the
appropriate
office in Montreal, Toronto or Vancouver.
For EMI Industry Canada (not the FCC) manages this, the product may be
exempt but
it's best to check.
Cheers
Kevin
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On 18 Apr 2006 at 15:31, Mark wrote:
> Gentlemen, may I ask for a little help?
>
> One of my colleagues is pricing up a job, and has asked me
> how much it will cost to get approvals necessary to sell a
> one-off piece of equipment to a potential customer in Canada.
>
> I have looked through all my saved Emails from emc-pstc,
> through the EMC-PSTC Archive and have searched using
> Google, and think I have sorted out the requirements But
> compliance is tricky, may I ask if you think I have got it right?
>
> The equipment is one-off small bit of industrial process plant
> that has six electrically operated valves, two level switches and
> a very simple PLC to do the control.
>
> For electrical safety, the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) Rule
> 2-074 requires that electrical equipment be approved, but
> products deemed acceptable by a certification organization
> through a field evaluation process are also approved. So we
> can sell the equipment to the customer and he would have the
> responsibility for the field evaluation before he connects and
> energises it? (We would have to be confident that it would pass
> naturally, so good engineering practise and all UL-listed
> components is a reasonable start?)
>
> For EMC, as it's an Industrial Machine, under FCC Part 15
> Subpart B Section 15.103 it would be exempted under
> paragraph (b) "A digital device used exclusively as an electronic
> control... in an industrial plant." So nothing special needs to be
> done (other than good EMC engineering practise).
>
> I'd be pleased to just have a simple "yes, you are right" opinion,
> though I am enough of a realist to expect there's more to it than
> I think.
>
> Hoping it's the easy "yes" answer (I'm ever the optimist),
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark
>
> PS there's another question of course: what else should I have asked?
But I know
you'll be
> good enough to tell me even if I don't ask!
>
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