John

There is a good definition for the 60215 standard under the ANSI website:
http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/p
oduct.asp?sku=IEC+60215+Ed.+3.0+b%3A1987

 

I think the critical factor would be the transmit power.  I never did a 60215,
just my opinion.

 

Regards

Dan Anchondo
Vivotech, Inc

 

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If one has a piece of “information technology” equipment that has
“intentional transmitter” capability what are the critical factors that
would drive the selection of 60950 vs. 60215? Browsing the web there are a
number of pieces of equipment that are clearly “Radio Transmitting
Equipment” that are certified to 60950.

 

Tks

 

John Friedrich

Engineering Project Manager

Corporate Design Services

 

 

 

EN 60215 Safety Requirements for Radio Transmitting Equipment?

EN 60950 Safety of Information Technology equipment including electrical
business equipment?

 

 

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