Thus a Blue sign indicates a “Mandatory” requirement.
John E Allen
West London, UK
From: Matthew D. Varas
Sent: 05 February 2021 15:57
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We went through this recently with one of our products and our NRTL
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From: Matthew Wilson | GBE
Sent: Friday, February 5, 2021 9:24 AM
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Subject: [PSES] Instruction for use symbol...
I was asked what symbol should be used on a piece of equipment, where the EN
61010-1 safety standard applies, to denote
I would use ISO 7010-M002.
The blue colour denotes that the action shown by the pictogram is mandatory. I
would not change it to black unless you have no other option, i.e., you’re
moulding the symbol into a black plastic case.
Doug Nix
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> On 5-Feb-21, at 10:23,
I was asked what symbol should be used on a piece of equipment, where the EN
61010-1 safety standard applies, to denote 'read the instructions for use'?
Prior just some English wording was used but a symbol would be better as the
equipment may be used within the EU.
It is not clear to me
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