If you have any inputs, you may contact me off-line.
1. Are there any minimum requirement (number of years) within EU for IT /
telecom equipment? does it exist an EU garantee directive?
2. Shall such certificate of warranty be included with the equipment when it
is placed on the EU market?
3.
Hello group,
We have a product that contains a small photo transistor that is classified as
“laser class 1M”. My question is that is there any specific procedure as far
FDA is concerned that we need to put in place in our receiving inspection
department? i.e. do we need to do follow any test
Julian Jones ju...@hursley-emc.co.uk wrote (in
c8e28fdb460d664aa3ad73d1d53aef19238...@post.hursley-emc.co.uk) about
'EN50366 uncertainties', on Thu, 27 Oct 2005:
hi any one experts on calculating the uncertainties for EN50366 and can
share some knowledge with me ? either via forum or off line
hi any one experts on calculating the uncertainties for EN50366 and can share
some knowledge with me ? either via forum or off line.
many thanks.
Julian Jones
Hursley EMC Services Ltd
Brickfield Lane, Chandlers Ford
EASTLEIGH, SO53 4DP, Hampshire
Tel: 44 ( 0 ) 23 8027
Barker, Neil neil.bar...@e2v.com wrote (in
3ef8180825045544b765c027d8e950ee0397d...@whl60.e2v.com) about
'Japanese Electrical Code/Wiring Rules', on Thu, 27 Oct 2005:
This and similar information for most countries can be found in the
British Standards Institution guide to Electrical Plugs and
John Woodgate j...@jmwa.demon.co.uk wrote (in
vbgbxge82kxdf...@jmwa.demon.co.uk) about 'Looking for IEC 1000-4-1',
on Tue, 25 Oct 2005:
jharring...@f2labs.com wrote (in
C16858ED90BCC74686D26F1CFBFC00EA40A466@exchange) about 'Looking for
IEC 1000-4-1', on Thu, 20 Oct 2005:
The UPS standard EN
Don,
The building wiring code for Japan is JESC E0005 (2000) published by the
Japan Electrotechnical Standards and Codes Committee. Regulations concerning
plugs are the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law (ministerial
ordinance No 2).
Plugs are defined by Japanese Industrial Standards
Amund Westin am...@westin-emission.no wrote (in
aoenigjpfmpdhikjmgcnkenfcgaa.am...@westin-emission.no) about 'Type of
fuse in Schaffner power module inlet FN280', on Thu, 27 Oct 2005:
We are using the Schaffner Compact Power Entry Module (FN280 series),
which contains two fuses. I've asked
Hello all,
Can anyone in the community identify what the electrical code or wiring
rules used in Japan is?
Thank you,
Don Gies, N.C.E
Senior Product Compliance Engineer
Lucent Technologies
Holmdel, NJ 07733 USA
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Hello all,
Kurt's suggestion re delimited braces didn't work in my case (I use PINE,
a text-based, non-graphical email reader). However there's an even better
way;
Submit long URLs to www.tinyurl.com and they generate a tiny URL that
takes you to the same page, while eliminating any cut paste
Hi,
Just as a reminder - when quoting long http addresses, use a pair
of delimiter braces, http://link , around the ends of the link so
that the whole link is picked up by your browser. Most mail
programs wrap long lines and the quoted link will be truncated
without the braces.
We are using the Schaffner Compact Power Entry Module (FN280 series), which
contains two fuses.
I've asked Schaffner what kind of fuse (type, manufacturer, etc) they are
using, but I have not received any answers.
http://www.schaffner.com/components/en/product/productL22.asp?language_id=12
John is correct (of course!)
This is a pretty common misconception, but it's perfectly acceptable
for mains cords to be supplied with rewireable plugs in the UK, so
long as the plug is properly fitted when the goods are supplied to
the end user.
What is not acceptable, and I have had this
Scott
There is no requirement for UK plugs to be moulded on, a screwed together
plug is perfectly acceptable.
Also note that The Plugs and Sockets etc (Safety) Regulations 1994 require
plugs to be fitted only to household appliances, professional gear is not
affected.
A link to the DTI is here:
Scott Douglas sdoug...@ptcnh.net wrote (in
43605a9e.8020...@ptcnh.net) about 'BS-1363 Plugs', on Thu, 27 Oct
2005:
Question for the list - has anyone ever heard of a requirement that the
plugs on the ends of an AC Mains cord for the UK must be molded? This
means both the IEC-320 at the one end
Question for the list - has anyone ever heard of a requirement that the
plugs on the ends of an AC Mains cord for the UK must be molded? This
means both the IEC-320 at the one end and the fused BS-1363 wall plug
at the other end?
I ask because we sent such a cordset to the UK and the reviewer
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