I've been going back-and-forth with a large International GMA source
over whether the Customs Union EMC Technical Regulation TR 020/2011 only
applies to "consumers". I have the English translation of that
regulation which was issued by Bellis from Belarus and it states the
following under the DEFINITIONS heading:
/"This technical regulation of the Customs Union, the following terms
and their definitions: apparatus - structurally completed technical
means available to the body (shell) and, if necessary, the devices
(ports) for external connections, designed for the consumer (user)"/
I believe that the fundamental question concerns the definition of
"consumer" within the regulation. Typically within western nations the
term "consumer" applies to residential applications, not
commercial/professional/industrial. Can anyone on this list help with
this understanding?
Thanks in advance,
Carl
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