Central Texas PSWG notice
Forwarded with Changes --- From: List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 1/16/98 2:28PM To: Subject: Re: Central Texas PSWG notice --- Central Texas Product Safety Working Group You do not need to be a member to attend! All interested parties are cordially invited and bring a friend! Our first meeting of 1998 will be held at the Doubletree Hotel on January 28, 1998. We have a double treat this month. Our first speaker will be Charles Giotos of Solectron. Solectron recently won the Malcolm Baldridge award for the second time, the only business to do so. Charles will be speaking on " When Safety meets Quality "; the implementation of regulatory requirements into a ISO 9000 quality system. Robert Hunter, Consultant, will be our second speaker. His topic will be "Could Kapton insulation failure have caused TWA plane crash ?" Discussion session to follow. At the Doubletree Hotel - IH35 and US290 5:30 - 6:00Cash bar and reception in the reception area (just outside of the DeZavala Room) 6:00 - 9:00Meeting and Dinner - DeZavala Room Dinner: Caesar Salad Stuffed Chicken Breast, served with tomato coulis Mexican Ice Cream Sundae Dinner will be provided by our corporate sponsor, Dell Computer - Product Safety, at NO COST to you. Please join us for a interesting meeting and lively discussion. Call now to reserve your dinner! John Nagy, Secretary/Treasurer 512-728-5253 Toni Packard 512-728-1283 Fax: 512-728-5278 Announce your Regulatory Department vacancies at our next meeting. Please see Jack Burns, Chair, 248-2851 for Details Product Safety Engineers now available - Please see Jack Burns for details -- Advance Notice -- Mark your calendars February - Our February meeting will be held on February 25, 1998 at the Doubletree Hotel, IH35 and US290.
Central Texas Product Safety Working Group Meeting Notice
You're Invited ! The CTPSWG is sponsoring a seminar on the latest requirements for China. Two guests will talk about their experiences submitting products for China approval. One of our guests has just returned within the last week from a visit to China and has the inside track on the the current and proposed requirements. Please join us for an interesting evening. September 24, 1997 Doubletree Hotel 6-7 pm: Networking 7-8 pm: Presentations To reserve your place, please call 512-728-1283 DINNER WILL BE PROVIDED BY OUR CORPORATE SPONSOR
REPLY - EZU Contacts
Forwarded with Changes --- From: List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 11/19/96 10:41AM To: To: To: *To: *To: Subject: EZU Contacts --- This information was correct as of June, 1996. Mr. Homolka speaks good English and understands well. Mr. Frantisek Homolka Head of Department for Electronics phone - 42 2 688 0233 Fax I - 42 2 688 0070 Fax II - 42 2 688 0037 Daniece Carpenter Dell Computer daniece_carpen...@ccmail.us.dell.com ___ Forward Header __ Subject: EZU Contacts Author: owner-emc-p...@mail.ieee.org at dell_unix List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date:11/19/96 10:41 AM Does anyone have a name & phone/fax # for an english speaking contact at the EZU in the Czech Republic ? Thanks, George Sparacino - PSE
RE: Poland Certification
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Poland does require RFI testing only by a Polish certified lab. There
are no commercial labs in the US.
NEMKO is developing MOU's with several Eastern European countries
which are imposing mandatory testing. Contact Morten Smith at NEMKO,
Oslo at 47 22 96 03 67 by phone, or Morten sm...@nemko.telemax.no by
e-mail.
You can also call Grant Schmidbauer at NEMKO, US. I belive his office
is in Carson City, but I don't have the phone number.
Daniece Carpenter
Dell Computer Corporation
daniece_carpen...@ccmail.us.dell.com
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Subject: RE: Poland Certification
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>Brent Taira asked,
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>> We are in the process of submitting our product to the Polish Center for
>Testing and
>> Certification in Poland and were informed that we needed an RFI Test
>Report from
>> one of PCBS's Accredited Laboratories.
Someone suggested using NEMKO. I have worked with them and found them to be
very customer oriented. NEMKO has an office in California. I don't have the
number, but they do advertise a lot. Contact them to see it fhey have a test
lab in the US. Obtain the necessary test reports from NEMKO and apply to
Poland. Of course, check first with the Polish authorities.
China Safety Licensing, October 1996
Forwarded with Changes --- From: List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 10/9/96 4:02PM To: To: To: *To: *To: Subject: China Safety Licensing, October 1996 --- Yes, indeed China has imposed mandatory product safety licensing effective Oct. 1, 1996 on additional categories. I believe the first listing was effective last year. There are 38 products listed in the "Second Catalogue of import commodities..." including the following listing for Item 16. "Switching Power Supply: Applies to switching power supply units built in computer or not, including UPS, direct plug-in adaptor (sic)" quoted from the translated catalogue. TV Rheinland's Newtown, Connecticut office ( phone 203-426-0888 ) can help you. I believe Underwriters Laboratories also has information, but I don't know which office. Daniece Carpenter Dell Computer Corp. 512-728-3237 daniece_carpen...@ccmail.us.dell.com __ Forward Header __ Subject: China Safety Licensing, October 1996 Author: owner-emc-p...@mail.ieee.org at dell_unix List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date:10/9/96 4:02 PM The cover story of the September 1996 AEA INTERNATIONAL IMPACT Newsletter is titled "Mandatory Safety Licensing Requirements in China as early as October 1,1996" It goes on further to state that the SACI (State Administration of Import and Export Commodity Inspection of China) will implement mandatory third party safety licensing requirements with an effectivity date of October 1,1996 for VCRs, personal computers, visual display units, printers, audio equipment and switching power supplies. Also, 18 additional products will be added with an effectivity date of October 1,1997. Has anyone had experience with this? My concern is that "switching power supplies" are covered by this requirement. Does anyone know if there are other components covered by this requirement? Does anyone have a complete list of all the covered equipments / components? (I'm presently trying to obtain this from SACI). Thanks, John Dudek, Manager Product Safety Engineering Corcom Inc.
