Dear All,
Contact made to the relevant compliance people in Netgear and Plextor. Thanks
for all your suggestions of where to look!
Have a great weekend!
Edward
Quoting Mark Gandler markgand...@hotmail.com:
Netgear: here here. Please take me off the February 21st most wanted list.
Ed,
Hi all,
I'm trying to obtain compliance related documentation for a couple of products
manufactured by both Plextor and Netgear.
The usual technical support channels yield nothing as this sort of request is
outside the norm, as I have a project that incorporates these manufacturers
products
Typically, you would request their compliance people to submit the test
certs, cb report, emc report, etc directly to the UL assessment engineer.
For an end-use product that does not require professional installation, the
request for complete safety and EMC documentation is a bit unusual.
Brian
You mentioned contacting customer service. I generally have good luck
calling companies and asking to speak to their Quality Assurance
department; often they are the same people doing
compliance/certification work, or they know the right people to talk
to. Asking sales people for certification
If these products sell into the EU, the DoC will be available. Maybe on their
website? The DoC has a name, title and signature- can always start with that
person.
//
Patrick.
On Feb 21, 2012 11:09 AM, Brian Oconnell oconne...@tamuracorp.com wrote:
Typically,
UL, for some components and equipment, has specific doc and construction
requirements that would not be specified in the DoC. And UL would probably
not accept a company-generated TCF. There is no formal requirement in North
America for a mfr to provide reports to customer.
Brian
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Sent: 21 February 2012 16:37
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: Re: [PSES] Compliance engineering contacts at Plextor and
Netgear
You mentioned contacting customer service. I generally have good luck
calling companies and asking to speak to their Quality Assurance
department; often
Netgear: here here. Please take me off the February 21st most wanted list.
Ed, just spoke to your colleague, help is on the way, just sign the NDA.
BTW, getting these type of requests for test reports and certs are pretty
common. Usually doesn't involve Interpol search, simple phone call to
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