Peter
The other alternative is Ministry of Industry and Trade application of
exemption based on test reports but it may not be available - depends on HS code
To get SII you need a person on the ground and who speaks the same language
Let me know how I can help
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Peter S. Me
I suppose that someone should do a session at the symposium on Errors,
Omissions, Obligations, and Professional Ethics for Compliance Engineers.
Support of sales is important; and should be in a regulatory professional's
pro forma list. I have prefaced all requestedd compliance requirements with
c
Thanks Jim. I'm aware of those as well. If justification could be made to jump
to the appropriate edition we would also upgrade for the latest amendment, and
quite possible proposed changes under the right circumstances.
Thanks all
Gary
-Original Message-
From: Jim Hulbert [mailto:jim
Hi Gary:
Personally, I support the sales force with whatever they
need.
If I understand correctly, you have low-voltage device.
Chances are that none of the standards changes affect
your device. Updating your certification should take
less time than arguing against the work, and would make
you
Ha now I'm getting new words - lost favor and expired, but not so not sure I
have asked the right question and I have a follow-up question.
First of all my preference would be to update to the current standards etc but
we have an existing product with very small sales for Europe. Sales is all o
There are also amendments. As of 01 Mar 2013, this means EN60950-1:2006 plus
amendments A11:2006 , A1:2010, and A12:2011.
Jim Hulbert
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From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org] On Behalf Of Peter Tarver
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2013 11:35 AM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSER
Gary -
Per the list of harmonized standards published by the European Commission,
EN 60950-1:2001 was superseded by EN60950-1:2006 on 1JAN2010. Per
CENELC's web site, EN60950-1:2006 was published in 14APR2006.
If we were to assume even a three months delay before being published in
the EU OJ, th
Gary
You have a "presumption of conformity" when you apply a Harmonised Standard up
until it is superseded by a new version (or new amendment to existing version)
- the DOCOPOCOSS date.
For LVD there is no requirement to use Harmonised Standards. However,
evidence/experience/heresay would sugg
In message
,
dated Fri, 19 Jul 2013, "McInturff, Gary"
writes:
Thanks for the input so far and the date of standard withdrawal, but
still need to understand if I can maintain presumption of conformity if
the docopos-whatever hasn't expired.
The docopocoss is the date at which the old stan
In message , dated Fri, 19
Jul 2013, Chris Wells writes:
I was also advised to consider
EN61869-1:2009 - Instrument Transformers, General Requirements &
EN61869-2:2012 - Instrument Transformers, Additional Requirements for
Current Transformers.
I agree; the original IEC documents were not s
Thanks John
Besides
IEC 60044-8. the general transformer standard
IEC 61558-1, -2.4 and -2.6
I was also advised to consider
EN61869-1:2009 - Instrument Transformers, General Requirements &
EN61869-2:2012 - Instrument Transformers, Additional Requirements for
Current Transformers.
Chris Wells
Can't comment on ITE equipment since we make Audio Video products but I have
found this process to be very chaotic and time consuming for our products
There was a considerable amount of documentation required especially for the
manufacturing facilities.
There are only a handful of accredited l
The USA standard on this used to be MIL-B-5087, but I'm sure that must have
been superseded by now. Still, it essentially said no star washer, use
split-ring washers only. The rationale was stars only made tiny
point-contacts, which could be vaporized and cause arcing under high-fault
conditions. I
Hello Scott,
Here are my rambling thoughts
For the EU, I think you need to comply with the EMC Directive because I recon
your product satisfies the following Directive definition...
/‘apparatus’ means any finished appliance or combination thereof made
commercially available as a single f
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