Re: Who is responsible?

Amund Westin posted >> Manufacturer A will put this new system onto the market. << Ir seems to me that you have answered your own question. Whoever puts [a something] on the market is responsible for its compliance, as marketed. It's entirely possible that item Z has been shown compliant in a

Who is responsible?

Manufacturer A produce a system that consists of the units X and Y. The units are CE marked based on testing. Manufacturer B produce a units Z. The unit is CE marked based on testing. Manufacturer A will remove his own unit Y and replace it with unit Z from manufacturer B. Manufacturer A will put

RE: Canadian requirements for reception of Closed Captioning

Mat/Naftali: There might also be some documents available on the subject with Standards Council of Canada http://www.scc.ca/ Regards Kevin Kevin Keegan KES & Associates 1 Stonecroft Terrace Kanata, Ontario Canada K2K 2V1 Tel: + 613-592-0820 email: kkee...@igs.net or kkee...@sympatico.ca T

RE: Canadian requirements for reception of Closed Captioning

Mat, try this: http://www.crtc.gc.ca/archive/ENG/Notices/1985/PB85-28.HTM The agency responsible is the CRTC (the FCC of the Great White North, although it is a dull brown-gray now). There might be more material somewhere else, but my search on closed captioning yielded the above document. Re

Canadian requirements for reception of Closed Captioning

Greetings, I am trying to locate Canada's requirements for television sets, which requires the display of closed caption text. Do you know where it is located, or what the documents name might be? Thanks, Mat Mat Aschenberg Agency Engineer EchoStar Technologies Corporation Englewood, Co

RE: Blocked ventillation testing

Hi, Ned What you've stated below is a misapplication of the standard. §4.5.1 (you quote from 60950/60950-1) is related to normal operating condition testing, rather than the abnormal operating condition of ventilation opening blockage. I also doubt that instructions will include starving of ne

keytek emc pro repair

Good People does anyone know of a good instrument repair facility in the San Diego, Ca area, that is competent to repair the Keytek (Thermo Electron) EMC Pro ? We have repaired this unit 2x in last 4 years. And I would like to avoid subjecting an expensive box to two more jumps across America.

IEC 60950 Clause 6 questions

I have a couple questions about the use of Clause 6 of IEC 60950. First: In order to pass the “Pass 6.1.2” block, the test of 6.1.2 is applied. A voltage of 120 volts is used for figure 6A. If a grounded circuit is used, and the exclusions of 6.1.2.2 apply, then the test of 6.1.2.1 is not use

RE: Recommended Compliance News Services

Good Morning, Can anyone recommend a great regulatory compliance alert service? I would like to get by subscription. info that is consistently the latest and best on the ever all changing compliance requirements. The latest news on expected future compliance requirements would be of par

IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society

The Product Safety Engineering Society's web site has been updated with some news items pertaining to the new society as well as a convenient applet to log you into the IEEE Communities site to access EMC-PSTC archives (use the EMC-PSTC Email Forum link in the sidebar). Visit the PSES web site at

Important question

Hi, I have some question to you. I test bath with hydromassage, coloured lights and other special functions. I chose EN 55014-1,14-2. When I test "Burst", bath controller, which controll all function of bath, is switched off or somethimes automatically changes colour of lights. After test, contro