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Do I recall correctly that EN 60825 required month and year of
manufacture clearly spelled out on any laser product? Or is that only a
CDRH requirement?

Scott Douglas, NCE
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Nick Williams wrote:

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> There is no requirement under the LVD or EMC directives for a date
> code to appear on the product. Under the Machinery Directive, the
> product must display the "year of construction" (clause 1.7.3 of
> annex 1) and the guidance notes associated with the directive
> (http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise
mechan_equipment/machinery/guide/content.htm
>
> ) make it clear than this must be in a form which clearly displays
> the information for the end user, not in the form of a date code.
>
> Nick.
>
>
> At 7:35 am -0400 4/8/04, Richard Pittenger wrote:
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>> Hello Group,
>>
>>         I need to know, for equipment needing to meet the LVD, Machinery
>> Directive and EMC requirements, what the date code must consist of.
>> Can the
>> date be in code form (code only known by the manufacturer) or must it be
>> the actual year or month and year of manufacture, etc.?
>>         Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Richard I. Pittenger
>> Agency Approval Engineer
>> Food Retail Div.
>> Hobart
>> Troy, Ohio 45374
>> Ph: 937-332-2621
>> Fax: 937-332-2628
>> http://www.hobartcorp.com
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