Hi Michael,

On 1 Aug, 2014, at 2:49 am, Michael Derby <micha...@acbcert.com> wrote:

> 
> The Harmonised Standards are really a tool to show compliance with the
> standards.   But still, regardless of compliance with the standards.... if
> your product is found to be non-compliant with the Directive, then it is a
> non-compliant product.
> The Directive says the product must be safe.   The harmonised standards are
> the tools to help demonstrate that.
> The basic situation here being that regardless of your safety test results,
> if the device is unsafe, it's off the market.

It is a good point from the authority.  The harmonised standards are the tools 
to demonstrate the product is safe and then complies with the Directive.  
According to our verification with valid standards, it passes and complies with 
the Directive.  The authority also use the same way to prove our product unsafe 
and then fails to comply with the Directive.  In fact they are right but we are 
not wrong.  They do not want to talk our way but just insist their way is 
right.  In fact they are right to check with the latest standards but they 
cannot disregard current standards to demonstrate the compliance within the 
transitional period.

Scott

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