4/29/96
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REWho can apply the CE Mark?3:35 PM
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This all sounds
In message H000132b0ef81593@MHS ron_well...@hp-paloalto-om4.om.hp.com writes:
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All;
Can anyone provide guidance as to allowable length(s) for attached power cords
for ITE equipment?
Either e-mail or post responses. And thank you in advance for any and all help.
Mel Jensen, P.E.
Cray Research, Inc. TEL:715-726-8374
1050 Lowater Rd.
Our sales manager, Barry Stangline, might be able to assist you with
questions concerning product safety listing or the CE Mark. He can be
reached at Inchcape Testing Services at 503-626-6694. We are a
certification office in Beaverton, Oregon, right outside of Portland. We
also have offices
In message H000132b0f0aee3d@MHS ron_well...@hp-paloalto-om4.om.hp.com writes:
Hello Bill,
Hey, that's great, for the UK! Maybe? What about other EU Member States?
Also,
how do you flag a NPF product to the local custom authorities?
Other EU Member States (more precisely, other
The solution appears simple to me, your customer prepares his own Declaration,
based on reviewing your data, uses his own model numbers, and puts his own
CE mark on his equipment.
Gabriel Roy
Hughes Network Systems
Maryland
To: emc-pstc @ ieee.org @ SMTPGW
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From: JEichner @ statpower.com
We have an interesting situation that I am not sure how to deal with, and I
would welcome any advice I can get from the group, please.
I am being asked if we can sell products to customers who want their name
only to appear on the product, not ours, and so order products with no
labelling on
You might find this interesting, especially those of you who may have
purchased them. FYI
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To: Multiple recipients of list SAFETY
From: Safety on Fri, Apr 26, 1996 6:15 PM
Subject: bad switch wiring diagram
For
Hi Jon,
Perhaps this is a very good time to remind all and sundry that
most of the Directives have been modified at one time or another
by other Directives. To the best of my knowledge, one is expected
to cut out relevant parts of new Directives and glue them into
the old Directives. I know
The requirement for date coding the Declaration of Conformity (DoC) under
the Low Voltage Directive is contained in Directive 93/68/EEC. This
directive modifies the CE marking scheme contained in many directives and
adds CE marking to the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC.
For the Low Voltage
There is no either/or choice between the essential
requirements and the harmonised standards. You
must always meet the essential requirements. If it
is found that your equipment fails to meet the
essential requirements despite meeting the harmonised
standards the equipment will still be in breach
The requirement for the last two digits of
the year in which the CE marking was
affixed on the DoC is the 6th indent of
Article13 (6)B of the CE marking directive
93/68/EEC. Note that year numbers are
not called up for the marking itself.
Nick Rouse
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