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<of41dc1b7b.47d772a4-on802579a5.00361540-802579a5.0038f...@servomex.com>,
dated Wed, 15 Feb 2012, [email protected] writes:
Given that no power cable or cable gland is shipped with the product,
for the equipment to be approved under IEC/EN 61010-1 Ed.3 are the
requirements of Clause 6.10.2.2 Cord anchorage applicable?
It could be argued that the product is not 'finished goods', so
responsibility for assuring safety and applying the CE mark would
devolve on to the installer, who is in fact performing the final
manufacturing stage. This argument is not new; it has been raised by
compliance authorities in the past, in the same context.
Do you really have to do this? It seems to me like a minefield.
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