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, dated Thu, 20 Mar 2014, Brian Oconnell <[email protected]>
writes:
Had not given much thought to this until a scope statement or
definition for the particular class of equipment affected was nowhere
to be found. Can someone point me to this info? Will the EU scope the
'common' charger for all hand-held radio equipment, or just mobile
phones? Or perhaps the King of Brussels intended to say "chargers for
the commoners"?
It's actually being done mostly internationally by IEC. The charging
interface is USB, so the 'class of equipment' is really 'anything that
can be charged by USB'. A draft standard that should perhaps pin that
down a bit was scheduled to be circulated this month, but it hasn't
appeared yet. There seems no reason to arbitrarily restrict the use of
the universal charger.
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John Woodgate, J M Woodgate and Associates, Rayleigh, Essex UK
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