CE without LVD (Thank You)

It never seizes to amaze me the amount and depth of knowledge this group holds. Even though the future plan of the LVD was not the original topic, all of your responses on this subject were very informative. Again, thank you, David Cereceres Safety Engineer Pelco This message is from the IEEE

RE: CE without LVD?

Mr. Nute, In regards to your suggestions below, would it not be wise to take into consideration the future plans of the LVD? My understanding is that the LVD will soon be called the EPSD. Part of this change will encompass what is referred as No Risk / Low Risk equipment. Would it be safe to

FW: IK ratings

Once again, thank you all in advance for your in-depth knowledge and the willingness to share it. David Cereceres Pelco -Original Message- From: Foreman, Will Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:10 AM To: Cereceres, David Subject:IK ratings How come the IK ratings do

Fiber and AC mains wire runs

Hello Group, Does anyone know of any European or North American restrictions against running fiber and high voltage (115-230v ac) through the same conduit entry of a product? I am aware of certain standards that allow running high and low voltage wiring together, provided the wiring has

Plenum Ratings

Hello Group, I was wondering if anyone out there had any knowledge in Plenum ratings/requirements. Here's my situation: We have a box that has a plenum rating (that's all I know) and it has an 18 inch 3 wire pigtail coming out of it that does not have a plenum rating. Are there any specific

RE: Electrical Safety - Canada

My understanding is that if you meet the US (UL) requirements you meet the Canadian requirements (cUL). At least that has been what I've experienced when submitting product under UL 6500 and UL 60950. David Cereceres Product Safety Engineer Pelco -Original Message- From: Amund Westin

Product Safety Engineer Position

Hello Group, My company Pelco a leading CCTV manufacturer located in California's Central San Joaquin Valley is in search of a Product Safety Engineer. This individual should be familiar with IEC 60950 and IEC 60065 and their UL counterparts. Any interested parties please contact me offline for

Solid State Relays

Hello Group, We are currently working with our NRTL to acquire a CB Report/Certificate for one of our products the use a solid state relay to switch either 120V ac or 230V ac. This relay has been found to meet the creepage and clearance requirements under UL 6500 (recognized component). As we

Safety Symbol

Hello Group, Does anyone know if there is a specific symbol for hot surfaces? I looked in IEC 417, but have been unable to locate anything specific. Thanks, David Cereceres Pelco --- This message is from the IEEE EMC Society Product Safety Technical

Test Data Packs

Hello Group, Is there a source from which one can purchase Test Data Packs and Test Report Templates based on EN 60950 and EN 60065? Any advice or direction would be greatly appreciated, David Cereceres Pelco --- This message is from the IEEE EMC Society

CB Scheme vs CB-fcs Scheme

Hello Group, I would like to know if anyone has submitted product under the CB-fcs Scheme instead of the standard CB Scheme? What are the proven advantages and disadvantages? Any assistance in this would be greatly appreciated. David Cereceres Pelco mailto:dcerece...@pelco.com