In message
<[email protected]>, dated
Mon, 15 Jun 2015, Chuck McDowell <[email protected]> writes:
My belief is that the EMC Directive needs to noted on the product
Declaration of Conformity, and not in the EMC test report. Is this
correct?
A EU Customs official stop a shipment because the EMC Directive noted
in the EMC test report was out-of-date. I would like to remove EMC
Directive dated notations from future reports.
These things can be documented in very well-hidden places. A test report
doesn't test to a Directive (except Machinery and Automotive, perhaps),
but to standards. So one might expect that a Directive should NOT be
mentioned in a test report. But that's logical, and we know that EU
regulations are rarely logical.
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John Woodgate, J M Woodgate and Associates, Rayleigh, Essex UK
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