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There is no requirement under the LVD or EMC directives for a date
code to appear on the product. Under the Machinery Directive, the
product must display the year of construction (clause 1.7.3 of
annex 1) and the guidance notes
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Interesting, I just looked in the IEC version of 60950 and you're right I
don't see the requirement for serializing the equipment. But I do remember
having to do so, but maybe its part of
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Gary
Believe it or not, we had a customer who sent a complex comms system to
Turkey. The Customs stopped it and would not let it through until they were
provided with the Technical
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I've never been stopped due to a lack of test reports - or the
technical construction file for that matter. Only when the manufacturing
site forgot to apply the CE mark et all and the DoC didn't get included in
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Section 5 of UL60065:
Subclause 5.1j Date code.
It will also be required for WEEE.
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Chris
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Date coding is usually the requirement of a NRTL. This is usually incorprated
in the serial number
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Chris
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All
I did a quick once-through a UL L40 agreement and I saw no reference to a
serial number or date code requirement.
Cheers
Dan Anchondo 408-248-7001 x142
Test Regulatory Engineer
Vivotech, Inc.
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Gary
AKAIK (reserving judgement on medical products where I am not up to date),
none of PRODUCT standards have serial numbering requirements. After all, most
of them are essentially
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Brian,
What is a CE Test Report?
It is one that the manufacturer has gathered, either in-house or externally,
to determine the product is CE compliant. Remember you can go to any
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John A.
I was not referring to the CE mark, DoC, technical file or certain tasks as
specified in the relevant Directives. My question was: what was the legal
ground to require TEST RESULTS / REPORTS to pass the customs.
John
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John R
The product must have the CE mark. Before you apply the mark you must HAVE
already performed certain tasks, as specified in the relevant directive(s)
[e..g LVD Annexc IV],
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I have had numerous occasions where a manufacturer is in panic mode and
needed their product tested for CE (yes, within a few days), because they
have done nothing about it and have been stopped by Europewan customs.
What was
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As far as I am aware, there is no date code mandated under any of these (or
most other) Directives - although there are rules relating to the marking of
the year of first
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Hello Group,
I need to know, for equipment needing to meet the LVD, Machinery
Directive and EMC requirements, what the date code must consist of. Can the
date be in code form (code only known by the manufacturer) or
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