The re-cast EMCD and LVD both state that the EU declaration must be translated
into the language required by a member state into which the apparatus is to be
made available. Does that mean a product sold throughout the EU must have a
declaration translated into all 20+ languages?
Jim Hulbert
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vt, dated Fri, 30 May 2014, Jim Hulbert jim.hulb...@pb.com writes:
The re-cast EMCD and LVD both state that the EU declaration must be
translated into the language required by a member state into which the
The RoHS recast directive has the same requirement, which is now in effect. We
translated our DoCs into the five most common languages of the EU countries
where we ship and made them available if anyone asks (an English version goes
with the equipment). So far no one has asked for a
another factor to consider while analyzing the request for DoC translation.
Some EU countries, for example France, have language laws, dictating all
information available to the user to be translated to an official language.
This by default will cover DoC. This is particularly important for
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