Over the years, there is a question that has plagued me (there are many
others). This one is just a curiosity and maybe someone in this group knows
the answer.
Four times a year we are audited for our NRTL certifications and the
inspector makes it clear that using wire in our products with the
Would like to know what equipment to purchase for bit error rate
measurements for EN 300113. I am looking for something that covers the
basic requirements (nothing too fancy). Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Stuart Lopata
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With regards to EN-60825, I would tend to believe (I did not want to say
'assume') that the
enforcement parallels the that for CE marking - customs, market
surveillance, customer/competitor
complaints, etc.
In the US I would say it's 'the Feds' - 21CFR 1040 is a 'Code of Federal
Regulations'.
Jeffery -
I have no answer to the enforcement question for the US, but
I suspect it's complaint and incident driven, as the EMC
regulations historically have been.
For NRTLs, the acceptance of previously certified Class I
lasers incorporated into other equipment is based on CDRH
Laser Notice
I don't know. That's a very interesting question.
For each separate title in the CFRs there's a
separate federal enforcement agency.
CFR Title 47 Telecommunications is the FCC.
CFR Title 29 Labor (or workplace stuff) is OSHA, etc ...
and thus CFR Title 21 Food and Drugs is FDA.
That's
Don't forget the European Product Liability Directive (85/374/EEC amended by
99/34/EC) and General Product Safety Directive (92/59/EEC).
Neither of these require any approvals or markings, but both require that the
state of the art in safety engineering is applied, and this implies the use
of
Jeff
In response the second part of your question on who enforces EN60825
within Europe. If the laser device is used on a product that falls under
on of the CE (or New Approach Directives ) eg. The LVD. Then the
enforcement will be like any other CE marked goods. Which varies from
country to
I use this site for all of my doc inquiries !
http://www.ihs.com/
RH
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Subject: web location of ADS-37 Army standard
I have spent a
I believe that OSHA enforces the CDRH laser safety guidelines in the
workplace. I'm not sure about consumer goods...Possibly the Consumer
Product Safety Commission?
Penalties for non-compliance would be the typical fines, recalls ...
handed out by OSHA or CPSC.
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Dear All,
For a bi-metallic switch fitted within a socket outlet (outlet receptacle)
and which disconnects the power upon sensing of high temperature on the
contacts, what would be the applicable N. American and European standards
for safety?
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Hi I'm sorry if I have confused things a little. But I visited this page:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/rtte/implem.htm
And was so naive to think that when it says Adopted there was no national
deviations, sorry.
Best regards,
Kim Boll Jensen
Bolls
Andre, Pierre-Marie skriver:
I
Hello Group,
There was a lot of good dialog recently regarding laser safety. Thanks to
all that participated
Questions:
Who enforces the FDA CDRH 1040.1 laser safety standards in the US?
How is it enforced?
What are the penalties for noncompliance?
Who enforces the IEC or EN 60825
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