Hello Lisa and group, If the equipment can be classified as experimental , which for education purposes is likely, then EMC requirements can be excluded. This is not true for Electrical Safety however, so if the equipment is mains supplied, at least (may be more parts ) the power supply should me ce-marked for electrical safety.
I got in mind here a set up like an electronic kit in which a lot of separate units can be connected in a lot of ways to perform demonstrations. If i misunderstood, my apologies ! Regards, Ing. Gert Gremmen == CE-test, qualified testing, Consultancy, Compliance tests for EMC and Electrical Safety 15 Great EMC-design tips available ! Visit our site : http://www.cetest.nl The Dutch Electronics Directory http://www.cetest.nl/electronics.htm == -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Cefalo, Lisa [SMTP:[email protected]] Verzonden: maandag 23 februari 1998 20:31 Aan: [email protected] Onderwerp: CE question I have a question regarding a unique piece of equipment to be shipped to the EC. It is is a training system used specifically at schools for vacuum training courses. Several components which make up this system are CE marked while a few are not. My question is "Is there an exception to the the EMC/LV directives which allows such training products to be shipped without compling?" If so, what and where? and also, what paperwork would be required to accompany the equipment? Any help is appreciated. Regards, Lisa Cefalo [email protected]
