quick note regarding en60950: 1995 amendment 3 - although tuv product
service uses it already for the tuv mark...last i checked the transition
period for this amendment actually ends december 31, 1996. 

wrdekle



 07:19 1996/08/01 pst, you wrote:
>     EN60950: 1995 Amendment 3 has been issued and is effective from 15 May 
>     1996.  This is an extensive change that effects flammability (Clause 
>     4.4.5.2), Drop test (clause 4.2.5) has some changes in Clause 6.2.2.2 
>     that caused BABT to reissue Application Note 48 and last but not 
>     least, Clause 6.2.1.5 is aligned with EN41003:1993.
>     This is just a sample of some of the changes, you need to work with 
>     your Notified Body to understand all of the changes. 
>     
>     Dana Craig
>     ALE
>     Engineering Services Manager
>     Digital Link
>
>
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>Subject: RE: EN 41003
>Author:  [email protected] at SMTPLINK-DL
>Date:    7/31/96 11:20 AM
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>From: Ron Pickard <[email protected]> 
>To: treg <[email protected]>
>Subject: RE: EN 41003
>Date: Wed, 17 Jul 96 15:41:00 PDT
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>     
>Roger,
>     
>In one of my past regulatory lives, I can recall that even when EN60950 and 
>EN41003 were in force, BABT would only recognize BS6301. It took some time 
>for them to come around to the EN's. So. it would also seem likely that they 
>would also be slow in recognizing the updated EN60950 with EN41003 included 
>as clause 6. I would suggest calling your contact person at BABT and ask 
>them if they recognize the new EN60950. Actually, they must have or should 
>be preparing for the LVD break-in at the end of the year, which I believe 
>refers to the new EN60950. Any comments?
>     
>No, I have not mapped out the specific differences, but the essential 
>requirements from EN41003 should be in EN 60950, clause 6.
>     
>As far as differences between EN 60950 and UL 1950, I would recommend to 
>look for the differences between IEC950 and UL1950 since IEC950 is the base 
>standard of which EN60950 and UL1950 are based. Anyway, your contact at UL 
>should be able to provide this information to you.
>     
>Regards,
>Ron Pickard
>[email protected]
>     
>
>
>

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