I read in !emc-pstc that Peter L. Tarver <peter.tar...@sanmina-sci.com>
wrote (in <nebbkemlgllmjofmoplekelbekaa.peter.tar...@sanmina-sci.com>)
about 'fuse replacement markings' on Thu, 4 Sep 2003:
>Since I am trying to comply with an end product standard's requirements, 
>component standards' marking requirements would not apply to end-product 
>markings, unless explicitly stated in the end-product standard.
>
>It is reasonable to expect that plain language markings (using 
>appropriate national languages) communicate at least as well as 
>abbreviated markings. 

Yes, but remember that it implies marking in numerous languages if you
market the product world-wide. English is not even enough for Canada. I
don't think it's practicable.

> It seems rational that the 60065 accepted 
>abbreviation taken from 60127 should be optional, rather than a 
>prescriptive requirement, and that plain language markings should be 
>acceptable in lieu of an abbreviation.

See above.
>
>Rather than vague, 60950-1 is flexible.

But it's flexible enough to leave you perplexed as to exactly what
marking is required. Also, it leaves a decision as to whether the
marking is adequate to test-houses, which WILL produce inconsistent
decisions. 
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