Curt,
I presume your comment that the product ‘designed and built in
China which has regulatory approvals’ means that you have broad safety and EMC
certifications rather than specific certs (e.g. China only).
The addition of the radio complicates the
Hello List Members,
China has released their first catalog of equipment for RoHS. Previously
the China RoHS 2 regulations in China put just about everything in scope
with some exemptions for categories like space, power, military equipment,
etc. which was very similar to EU RoHS.
If the device is used in the US workplace then OSHA rules would still apply
which would require a NRTL certification if applicable and equivalent in
Canada. Adding the radio may impact the existing NRTL certification of the
device if there is one. If the radio/device is only low power/low
I have been asked to comment on the following:
-- we have a device designed and built in China which has regulatory
approvals
-- we want to add a low power radio to this device (chip down or certified
module are options)
-- the end device is only for use within our corporation. This includes
Dear Pete,
Unfortunately the IEC 62368-1 language does not conform the to surge
protection terms established by the IEC surge protection subcommittees
SC 37A (Low-voltage surge protective devices) and SC 37B (Components for
low-voltage surge protection). Notice one subcommittee deals with
Ralph, et al,
IEC 62368-1, the Hazard Based Standard, is developed in a way that it
is intended to provide more complete coverage of the hazards encountered from
electrical equipment in its scope and provide more options for manufacturers in
meeting those requirements (albeit this will
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