I also heard the future incarnation of the LVD will start at
0V
From: Cereceres, David [mailto:dcerece...@pelco.com]
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 1:27 PM
To: 'Rich Nute'; david.gelf...@memotec.com
Cc: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: RE: CE without LVD?
Mr. Nute,
Mr. Nute,
In regards to your suggestions below, would it not be wise to take into
consideration the future plans of the LVD? My understanding is that the LVD
will soon be called the EPSD. Part of this change will encompass what is
referred as No Risk / Low Risk equipment. Would it be safe to
John,
Sorry for the late response, I've only just noticed that I might have
a useful comment to make.
If you are not already aware of
BS PD CLC R0BT-005-2001 Information concerning plugs for household
appliances covered by CLC/TC61 used in the various CENELEC countries
you may find it
Hello David,
Your issue is not new. I have been in a similar situation where the same
argument was made for a product powered by SELV. However, EN 60950
addresses other safety issues with products other than electrically caused
fire and electrical shock. One needs to also address the
I read in !emc-pstc that David Gelfand david.gelf...@memotec.com wrote
(in db3b83f22a576e41983ea8bfa15af2f30577d...@mtlex01.nexxlink.int)
about 'CE without LVD?' on Fri, 27 Jun 2003:
A ITE product (not ours!) is powered by an CE marked external ac-dc power
supply and has only SELV ports. I
No, sounds very strange to me.
All AC powered equipment (50 VAC AC power 1000V) are with the scope of
the LVD. Reference shall be made to LVD and relevant standards (EN60950
sounds good) in the DoC. EMC will come in addition. At lat, affix the CE
mark . if it fulfils all relevant EU
Precisely my understanding as well, and that of the UK DTi if I am
not very much mistaken.
Regards
Nick.
At 11:44 -0400 27/6/03, richwo...@tycoint.com wrote:
There are two possible situations.
1) An ITE device is sold without a power supply, and the input voltage of
the product is rated in
Hi David:
It is being suggested that this product does not need safety testing and
does not need to include the reference to EN 60950 and the LVD in the CE
DoC, since it is SELV circuits only.
The LVD applies to products with voltage ratings
between 50 and 1000 V ac and between
I read in !emc-pstc that richhug...@aol.com wrote (in 6D8B5870.6AD0B19A
.0ba45...@aol.com) about 'Dielectric withstand voltage for power
supplies' on Fri, 27 Jun 2003:
John,
What you highlight is one of the differences between traditional ICT
equipment and traditional radio equipment. ICT
Anyone too high up the horse need not reply.
My question was simple but fair. If OT posts such as (mis)spelling humour
can be discussed in great detail, then surely my post was not so way off.
Just wanted a second opinion and clarification, not evidence to be used in a
court of law...
To all
Hello Group,
A ITE product (not ours!) is powered by an CE marked external ac-dc power
supply and has only SELV ports. I believe this product must be tested to EN
60950, and that in the CE Declaration of Conformity it must declare
conformity to the LVD via EN 60590.
It is being suggested
I read in !emc-pstc that Reginald Henry rhe...@vicon-cctv.com wrote
(in 8FACEFD20E5BD311BA5200E018C14B4401A2C30C@VICONMAIL) about
'Dielectric withstand voltage for power supplies' on Fri, 27 Jun 2003:
So, if there should be some looking up of information by the questioner,
point him or her in the
Alex,
My feeling actually. If we are here to receive and to share information,
than those in need should NOT be intimidated by their naiveté.
When I used to teach... my first line to my student was ALWAYS, there are NO
stupid questions.
So, if there should be some looking up of information by
John,
What you highlight is one of the differences between traditional ICT
equipment and traditional radio equipment. ICT equipment tends to use
switch mode power supplies where any inter-winding screen is connected to
the neutral for EMC purposes. From what you say, radio equipment tends to
John,
What you highlight is one of the differences between traditional ICT
equipment and traditional radio equipment. ICT equipment tends to use
switch mode power supplies where any inter-winding screen is connected to
the neutral for EMC purposes. From what you say, radio equipment tends to
Daniel,
We have successfully been involved in the placement of GSM products in the
Chinese and other global markets. We can advise on the approval routes, CCC
Marking, testing requirements, whether in-country test manufacture is
required in full and/or part, etc...
For further information,
Hi all
Has any of the group had any experience of placing a GSM product onto the
Chinese market?
Danny Forrest
Release Group
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I read in !emc-pstc that richhug...@aol.com wrote (in 44E75E95.7A170092
.0ba45...@aol.com) about 'Dielectric withstand voltage for power
supplies' on Thu, 26 Jun 2003:
[R_Hughes ] Technically incorrect: it is also possible to have a design
where the secondary circuit is floating from earth and
I read in !emc-pstc that Wani, Vijay (V) vw...@dow.com wrote (in
2f39688ca531604abd535e8f857d54d32bb...@usmdlmdowm051.dow.com) about
'Fuel cell product and EMC' on Thu, 26 Jun 2003:
is there any special EMC related requirement specific to fuel cell products?
Not yet! Is there anything special
Hello Group:
is there any special EMC related requirement specific to fuel cell products?
thank you in advance.
vijay wani
Dow Chemical
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