Dear All, I have learnt that in near future, the black bar below the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol will be removed similar to the one used in battery directive. Have anyone heard the same?
Thanks and regards, Scott On 12 Sep, 2014, at 10:56 pm, Denis Ryskamp <denis_rysk...@trimble.com> wrote: > Gary: > > Needed: > 1) A unique identification of the producer (Brand name, registration > number,…..) > 2) The crossed-out wheeled bin in accordance with Directive > 3) Put on market after 13 august 2005 shall be identified by at least > one of the following: > a) Date of manufacture/put on market, in uncoded text per ISO 8601 or > other coded text, for which the code shall be made available for treatment > facilities. > b) Additional mark used in conjunction with the crossed-out wheeled bin > (underline) The directive has the dimensional proportions. Height of the bin > itself is 4mm minimum. > > The crossed out wheeled bin symbol to be displayed in a visible, legible and > indelible form on the product itself, near Producer ID, except for in > exceptional cases where this is not possible because of the size or function > of the product. If the symbol cannot be applied to the product due to product > size or function, then the marking shall be printed on the packaging, in the > instructions for use, and in the warranty. > The directive has the dimensional proportions. Height of the bin itself is > 4mm minimum. > > From: Gary McInturff [mailto:gary.mcintu...@esterline.com] > Sent: Friday, September 12, 2014 10:30 AM > To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG > Subject: [PSES] Visible - legible > > Does anyone have a standards definition of visible – legible? In this > particular instance it’s for the WEEE symbol for an ITE product. I don’t see > a reference to the definition here. Anybody else? Is it a fixed height say > 4mm, or is there some reference to readable from 1 meter (another > non-definition because readable isn’t defined), > > Gary McInturff > Reliability/Compliance Engineer > > > > Esterline Interface Technologies > Featuring > ADVANCED INPUT, GAMESMAN, > and LRE MEDICAL products > 600 W. 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