All the electronics and electrical appliances are designed for indoor use only unless some specially designed for outdoor use. It seems this warning or symbol can be applied to all electronics and electrical appliances but that is not the case. Most of relevant standards are not required to have the warning or symbol except a few such as battery charger, Annex AA (Battery chargers for use by children) of EN 60335-2-29. Is it the responsibility of the suppliers to prohibit the use of products to by children? Nowadays, every family has lots of electronics and electrical appliances, prohibiting the use by children seems unrealistic. What is the trend for the standards to catch up this area?
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