Group,
I'm working with a startup that will import ITE into the EU. They market
entirely via the internet so they have no distribution there. They've
received a quote from one of the large well-known WEEED compliance
organizations, but it exceeds 12K euros/year and they expect to sell less
I suspect many of us came into EMC unconventionally. I certainly did. I
walked into a job in EMC at Wang Labs after retiring from an Army career
that had me in the Signal Corps and Transportation Corps in
communications and repairing Avionics (also supervising and
instructing). I had been
Lauren and others,
I have read (I believe carefully) this FAQ.
From Q8.14 and Directive Article 7(g) I see that product identification can be
batch number. For my understanding it is not unique identification called in
Annex VI. But OK let it be, I don't care because my products have unique
For those who don't subscribe to InCompliance magazine or track recalls
through other methods, the below link is related to a US product recall of
a relocateable power tap with surge protection.
http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Schneider-Electric-Recalls-APC-Surge-P
rotectors/
Regards,
Again, having trouble getting lab to respond and return correspondence.
Need a site to do a small subset of MS810 shock/vibration, and a little thermal
stuff as part of a regression.
Must be in Southern California, prefer San Diego area.
[A note to CABs and test labs - when you provide poor
Hello All,
Is there a formal requirement, by either Telcordia/NEBS or by the major telecom
carriers that the equipment rack (i.e. not the cable rack) be metal, when
testing radiated immunity per the GR1089? I understand it is the usual practice
- I have only seen such tests with a metal
Hi Nevin,
The rack requirement is not in GR-1089. It is a supplemental Verizon document
http://www.verizonnebs.com/TPRs/VZ-TPR-9305.pdf
Regards,
Mike
From: Neven Pischl [mailto:neve...@comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 7:07 PM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject:
Thanks Mike. I checked by searching the document for the words: metal, rack,
frame, shelf - each separately - and can't find in the Verizon document any
specification or requirement that the rack must be made out of metal (or not).
ANy idea where it might be?
Neven
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