Brian
Commiserations on yourself "no longer needed" (really?) - but I hope/am
sure that you will soon find a more-realistic company with a rewarding
position J.
John E Allen
W. London, UK
PS: I can say, with relative certainty, that before retiring a few years
ago, I had "been
Employer is focusing on a smaller segment of the power industry. Myself and
test equipment no longer needed are being eliminated.
Following list of safety test equipment is free to good home. Your company
provides shipping. And you must agree to incorporate the various Klingon rites
of
Hmmm it does exist, however their definition I suspect is somewhat
inappropriate.
I guess if you consider self-declaration a form of certification, then yes I
would agree with you. Too bad OSHA and other globally recognized bodies do not
accept products that I deem “CERTIFIED” an acceptable
It's been a while since I had to deal with this stuff but ask the manufacturer
for the CDRH Accession Number, then conduct a search for it to assure its
validity. This typically means that all the proper steps and paperwork were
filed with the CDRH by the original manufacturer. It does not mean
We've had no problem getting an NRTL to approve a UL-listed, FDA/CDRH compliant
class 2 laser product in our end system. No additional testing was required.
Jim Hulbert
From: Nyffenegger, Dave [mailto:dave.nyffeneg...@bhemail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2018 9:11 AM
To:
Just FYI regarding "certified". A Laser is a type of Electronic Product under
21CFR. All Electronic Products for which there is an applicable standard in
21CFR subpart J (such as lasers) must be certified. This is essentially an act
of self-declaration.
TITLE 21--FOOD AND DRUGS
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It would seem if the argument holds that a new product is not being created
when incorporating a laser then the supplier of the system is still subject to
the CDRH requirements for Dealer and Distributor Records. There's an exception
if the retail price is under $50. That's probably 1973
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