Hello Mike,
From what I have heard, this applies only to the clearance of stocked
products that were in the EU before January 1, 1996. However, this
relaxation is not being accepted by all EU Member States. The UK might
be one Member State that is allowing this. Regardless, products coming
into the EU after January 1, 1996 are not subject to any relaxation
from the EMC Directive.
Regards,
Ron Wellman
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Subject: Re: EU 12-month "administrative tolerance"
Author: Non-HP-owner-emc-pstc (owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org) at
HP-PaloAlto,mimegw3
Date: 4/25/96 5:10 AM
On Wed, 24 Apr 1996 m_sher...@delphi.com wrote:
> Just read an article from the 4 April 1996 issue of the
> (London?) Financial Times that quotes a Dave Imeson, identified > as EMC
manager of IBM UK services, as saying that there has
> been an agreement among the EU member states to have a 12-month > period of
"administrative tolerance" re the EMC directive.
maybe rather administrative delay due to lack of experience and
testing facilities, but you should not count on a fixed period of 12 month.
>
> Anybody know what Dave might be referring to?
>
> Mike Sherman
> Product Safety Engineer
> FSI International
> m_sher...@delphi.com
>
