Hi George,
You could also try Testing and Certification Australia at
http://www.tcaust.com/elecsafe.htm for some advise. As the name implies,
they are a test house.
Cameron O'Phee.
EMC Safety Precompliance.
Aristocrat Technologies Australia.
Telephone : +61 2 9697 4420
Facsimile
All,
The 1991 version of ANSI C63.4 requires the six highest emissions within 20
dB of the limit are to be reported. If none are within 20 dB of the limit
then it requires the background noise of six representative frequencies. I
feel that once one has determined the maximum amplitude of
I appreciate the many on-line and off-line reponses you provided!
However, many have cited http://www.standards.com.au/
as the place I need. Unfortunately, I had already been there, done that,
and it is merely the amazon.com equivalent for Australia standards.
I don't need to order any
Greetings,
Does anyone know of a lockout/tag out cover that is small enough to be used
with Cat 5 cable and RJ 45 connectors? This would in practice have a cable
entry diameter of less than ½ (12.7mm).
Thanks to all in advance.
Alan Brewster
Senior Systems Safety Engineer
Novellus Systems, Inc
Speaking of frivolous litigation, safety and otherwise, it seems that
financial gain (particularly on the part of the lawyer)
is the motivator as often as stupidity. This link has many such stories.
http://www.overlawyered.com/
Regards,
George Stults
WatchGuard Technologies Inc.
The followinfg web site is for Standards Australia formerly known as
Standards Association
of Australia
Regads
Ken Beck
http://www.standards.com.au/
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From: geor...@lexmark.com [mailto:geor...@lexmark.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 6:29 AM
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Hi George,
If you mean Standards Australia, there's a link to their site on the
Safety Link www.safetylink.com
(Perhaps they changed their name.)
Regards, Art Michael
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* International Product Safety
... Just for the record, in the case against McDonalds, that particular
McDonalds had be cited several times prior by inspectors for keeping their
coffee too hot, they repeatedly paid the fine and ignored the warnings
The law suit was long overdue (PS, I do agree with you though on
There are stability tests in UL751 - Vending machines,
which I have in my fantastic filing system. (Just in case
anyone thought my products - Automated Teller Machines,
were vending machines).
I can't be sure if they are also in UL541 - Refrigerated
Vending machines - since I don't have a copy.
Bravo!
Now if we can get lawyers and judges to read this. Is there
a legal listserv to send this too? Oops! Wait a minute.
Might get sued for sending spam . . . .
-Original Message-
From: oover...@lexmark.com [mailto:oover...@lexmark.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 8:26 AM
To:
Fellow PSEs,
I need to ask a question about exporting a prototype AC/DC Adapter
to Australia for evaluation prior to official certification of the equipment.
It is my understanding that I need to contact the Standards Association
of Australia (SAA), but cannot find a website or other contact
In light of the recent e-traffic on labels, warnings, and litigation I think
that this is a good article.
A better rant than I could write (and have written). When you need a break ...
___
By Mark Morford
morning...@sfgate.com
All
Hi all,
I don't think you need to read any papers on the subject, unless you
really need gory details. It's a fairly simple idea.
The reason shock can be mistaken for vibration and vice versa is due to
the fact that most shocks are from AC power. When you get shocked by
AC, your nerves get
Dear All,
I am trying to help a client locate the following:
1) a ac max 250 V power tap (up to 6 outlets) with an appliance inlet as the
input and inverse IEC320 type outlets for the outputs; with or without
overcurrent protection in the primary. The device must be UL approved
(Recognition or
What EMC/emission standards for the US and Europe do laser pointers fall
under?
Thanks,
Bob Heller
3M Product Safety, 76-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
Tel: 651- 778-6336
Fax: 651-778-6252
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This message is from the IEEE EMC Society Product Safety
Hi Scott and the group,
Just a thought... If the equipment you are testing responds unfavorably
to something the environment, it does not matter that you pass GR-1089.
And, I have seen lots of stuff that affected lightwave equipment not
covered under 1089 that got the operating companies pretty
Hi group,
I am looking for guidance with respect to allowable service-affecting
responses for a SONET system (e.g. OC-48) when tested to GR-1089 ESD
immunity requirements. GR-1089 R2-3 states that service-affecting
responses, unless within system operating limits,...shall not occur.
Para. 2.3
Hi Tania and Richard:
When you find out any papers on this subject, please share with us.
I stumbled across a short, authoritative discussion
about why a mechanical vibration can feel like a
small electric shock. Actually, it is the other
way around. At small voltages and currents,
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