In message <ce274439.1bdf8%scott...@gmail.com>, dated Wed, 7 Aug 2013,
Scott Xe <scott...@gmail.com> writes:
Have all mains cords for Europe including UK to comply with EN 50525
now? BS 6500 is superseded by this new EN 50525? Are there any major
differences from the outer surface?
It's not quite like that. Cables in CENELEC were covered by 'Harmonized
Documents' (HD), which was supposed to be a temporary status until EN
standards could be written. The issue may have been forced by the
Commission trying to reserve the term 'harmonized standard' for those
that it notifies in the Official Journal.
So EN 50525 (which isn't all that new and is a multi-part standard) just
replaces the parts of an HD. You probably need to look at EN 50525-11 or
EN 50525-12.
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John Woodgate, J M Woodgate and Associates, Rayleigh, Essex UK
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