Re: strange symbols (to me anyway)

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. The nearly closed C with a horizontal lightning bolt separating top and bottom appears to be a description of the Australian C-Tick mark. I believe it means the device complies with the Australian EMC requirements. Allen Gary McInturff wrote:

Re: Accelerated Life Testing of Plastics

Charles, The IEC60068-XX series of standards should help you. Allen Charles Blackham wrote: All I'm familiar with HALT/HASS testing of electronics, but now I'm looking to accelerate the life of the plastic enclosure we put the equipment in. These units are installed worldwide, outdoors, so

Re: IEC and EN61010 Test Report Forms

http://www.cbscheme.org/cbscheme/html/cbtrep.htm Duncan Hobbs wrote: Group, I am looking to get hold of some CB style test report forms for EN61010-1:2001 and IEC61010-1:2001. Last time I purchased test report forms, I purchased them on the internet from Fimko, but I can't seem to

Re: Marking Languages for Canada

Clause 1.7.2 says safety related markings should be in a language acceptable in the destination country. Since the markings are in English only, the power supply may be installed in the English speaking provinces without any problem. The Province of Quebec has language laws and regulations. A

Re: EN60950 3rd vs EN60950-1

Ron, There is usually a few years transition followed by a a few more years grand fathering period when a new standard introduced. Your product may be obsolete by then. Allen Ron Pickard wrote: To all, I am trying to decide, not if, but to which of the above standards must be complied with