Hi, Steve—

*if the cabinet doesn’t physically connect to the machine, is it a type of free 
standing enclosure, for noise reduction or environmental protection?
*You mention (ISO) 13849; this implies functional safety is involved, but you 
also say the cabinet is “non-electrical”.  Does that mean it doesn’t physically 
(conductively) connect but cabinet contains wireless electronics?

What purpose does the cabinet serve, and why would parts of ISO 13849 series 
apply?
(My late afternoon coffee isn’t helping draw the picture :)

Best regards,
Chet Summers

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I am looking for ay suggestions/recommendations for a cabinet that it used in 
conjunction with, it not physically or electrically connect to, a product that 
falls under the EU Machinery Regulation.

Questions are:

  *   can/should this cabinet be CE Marked, or should it be considered to be 
part pf the CE Marked machine?
  *   If yes, then the only assessment that I think should be done is a Risk 
Assessment, but not sure what standard should be used.
  *   I suggested 13849 but there is pushback as it it non-electrical, even 
though there are sections of 13849 that would be applicable, as well as those 
that are N/A
  *   SEMI S10 is an alternative, but it is a guideline and not a standard, and 
is is not harmonized in the EU
I am told that this cabinet is sold as an option to the machine, and therefore 
the CE Marking issue.

Thoughts and comments solicited and appreciated.

Steve Brody
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C - 603 617 9116
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