A more general question: what are the names and identifiers for these codes, and what are their latest editions/amendments?
Regards, Peter L. Tarver Nortel [email protected] >---------- >From: GOEDDERZ, JIM[SMTP:[email protected]] >Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 1998 10:31 AM > >Where the product approval leaves off, the National Electric Code picks >up. In North America, I have found reasonable resources to answer my NEC >questions, albeit, there are several gray areas that continue to be >problematic. > >Europe, on the other hand, is posing a more difficult endeavor. Are >there any consultants out there that are qualified to answer questions >on EU electric codes, especially concerning power limited, class 2 and >class 3 circuits? > >For example, the NEC of the U.S. allows circuits to be classified as >class 2. This allows relaxed installation wiring requirements, as >compared to class 1 or branch circuit wiring. Does Europe have this >same, or a similar class 2 designation? > >Are the electrical codes of the EU nations scheduled to be harmonized, >or has that concept been abandoned? > >I am interested in hearing from those of you who are knowledgeable on >this subject. > >Sensormatic >James Goedderz >[email protected] >
