John, For a start, you might contact UL and ask for their "Guidance to New Applicant" pamphlet (or some similar name). This describes the procedure to be followed when submitting to UL, and is generally applicable to other safety certification agencies. CSA undoubtedly also has a similar pamphlet.
The FCC will provide you with a Part 68 submission checklist, so will CCL (Communications Certifications Lab) in Salt Lake City Utah (yes I know, you said non-telco). Most EMC labs will also have their own brochures and pamphlets which will help guide through the EMC maze. Contact enough of them and you may have enough information to write your own EMC procedure. As I said, this is a start. Gabriel Roy Hughes Network Systems MD (62 and counting) ----------------------------- snip ---------------------------------- Hi Guys This is a big question. I am looking for brief descriptions of regulatory procedures (if they exist) for safety and EMC compliance of IT (non Telco) equipment. I have a large list of countries so basically you can assume that every country is on it!! My questions are what standards apply to IT equipment for electrical safety and EMC and secondly, if self declaration is not acceptable what type of procedures apply. I guess following on from that is which labs are acceptable. Boy isn't that a tall order. Depending on if I get enough replies I promise to collate them all and post them back on TREG in a suitably simple format. Thanks for your help JohnP
