It turns out that there are markings on the Australian line cord:
N/12237 on the Australian plug
N/12239 on the IEC connector.
These approval numbers are from the "Department of Minerals and Energy",
signifying compliance to part IVC of the Electricity Act of 1945.
Any comments on the value of t
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Can someone fill me in on what's required (markings, approvals) for line
cords for Australia/NZ?
I understand that approval from one of the Australian state electrical
test agencies (SECWA, ETSA, SECQ, ENSW, SECV) or from New Zealand (SANZ)
is acceptable. Are there marking requirements?
This is a
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I recently purchased the BSI edition of EN 60959. The standard is complete, and
incorporates amendments 1, 2, 3 and 4. It states that amendment 4 is not
published separately.
Although the standard is not bound, and consists of about 200 pages, there do
not appear to be any gaps to indicate tha
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