IEC 417 Protective Earth Symbol

, the location where the protective earth symbol is fastened cannot be the same in both products. Thanks in advance for any input. Rgds, Luiz Claudio Bonilla de Araujo Joinville - BRAZIL _ Voce quer um iGMail protegido contra vírus e spams

Re: Argentina Approvals

Hi Alex, Go to http://www.ul.com/argentina/how.htm Rgds, Luiz Em Nov 2002, Alex McNeil escreveu: Hi Forum, Could some kind member inform me what the latest EMC and Safety requirements are for Argentina? The main query being will the CE mark requirements of EN60950 (Safety) and

Re: RE: Suffocation hazard

Hi John, The following sites have some interesting information about this subject. I hope this helps. http://www.safekids.org/tier3_cd.cfm?content_item_id=991folder_id=540 www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ehp/ehd/psb/laboratory/m-03.pdf www.marquette.localhealth.net/ArcChildChoke.htm

Re: Required: Ability to WHAT?

Let me add a single word: Sounds like the pointy BLONDY haired must have written it ! ! Em 09 Jul 2002, oover...@lexmark.com escreveu: Sounds like the pointy haired must have written it ! ! Cortland Richmond 72146.373%compuserve@interlock.lexmark.com on 07/09/2002 01:06:52 PM

LED Color

Hi all, Does anybody know any standard or guideline regarding the colors used in LED displays? Usual applications commonly apply green for ON and red for OFF, but I would like to know if there is any national / international standard that specifies the LED color according to the fuction that

Re: UL Material flammability requirements for enclosures less than .3

Dear all, I'm not familiar with UL1950. But concerning household electrical appliances, as far as I know, UL accepts HB classified material for electrical enclosures as long as the following requisites are met: - all live parts are insulated; - wiring insulation within the enclosure is

Re: NOM Mark

Divine, The approval of electrical products in Mexico is obtained through ANCE. ANCE, a private sector organization developing voluntary standards in the electrical products sector, is accredited by Mexico's ministry of commerce (SECOFI) and ministry of energy (SE). The following is an

Power Supply Cord Plug for Saudi Arabia

Hi friends, Can anybody inform which are the power supply cords required to be used in household appliances sold in Saudi Arabia? I know that British fused plugs are used there (for 220V/60Hz), but I want to know if this is a regulatory requirement. BTW, class OI or class II appliances are