Sorry for the bounce, Vic, but you used the word sub****scribe, which is a no-no on an automatic list server. - Jon.
From: Victor Boersma <[email protected]> Subject: RE: BABT 340 Issue 7 I am thoroughly confused by this discussion. British Telecom has every right in the world to ask for gold-plated equipment for internal, network= equipment, used to provide services to its sub****scribers. However, for telecom equipment used by BT sub****scribers the Low Voltage Directive governs and you must make a declaration to the effect that you comply with the essential requirements of that Directive. If you comply with the requirements of EN 60 950, you are deemed to have met those requirements. Where does BABT come in at all, except as a voluntary validation body tha= t will back up your DoC ??????? Ciao, Vic > With the release of issue 7 and it's elimination of all production line= = > safety testing requirement where is it documented that BABT has any = > authority now to define production line safety testing? = > = > Dave Clement > Motorola ISG
