Yes abosolutely - We're applying the new marking @ STK, Louisville CO.
Hello Mr Brister;
Our company produces monitors, and as such is under the auspices of the
venerable DHHS for non-ionizing radiation emitted by same, could this
be what the customers in question are curious about?
Danny C. Cameron
Product Safety Engineer
Compliance Engineering Department
Hi,
Every now and then we received customer inquiries as to whether there are
any radioactive materials used in our products. To my knowledge none of our
products contain such materials. I would be interested in knowing if anyone
has had experience with the use of such materials in ITE(compute
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OOPS! Fluke changed the model number after I left. They also expanded the
line.
The "Hydra" series, models 2620A, 2625A, 2635A, are the products I was
referring to. They operate as either stand-alone or over a network. Fluke
also has
A laser optical switch takes a beam of laser as input and convert it
to fit different kinds of fiber media, if I understand its function
correctly. The switch itself does not generate any laser signal.
Is such a device subject to CDRH or IEC 825 requirements? I'm not very
much in tune with laser r
From: Bill Bryans
' IBM Canada Ltd., Program Manager, National Requirements
'
Subject: ICES-003
Just a slight correction to the referenced 'Grace' period. All 'new'
equipment tested and introduced to commerce after April 1, 1995 require
a Product Label. The 'Grace' period to April 1, 19
In answer to your question regarding the "difference". Please see the last
paragraph of Article 11, paragraph 2. It states that "Instead of applying
these procedures, the manufacture may also follow the procedure referred to
in paragraph 3 (a)." Paragraph 3(a) calls out Annex II with point
Paul,
I have had the opportunity to work with many manufacturers on Electrostatic
Discharge Testing and have found that many companies do maintain internal
test specifications which exceed the commercial, industrial, and military
requirements.
While some companies go as far as to create entirely
PSNet
Nick Rouse has done a good job (again) explaining the need for and use
of
competent bodies. I sense, by the questions that keep raising their ugly heads
over and over, that some folks are looking for some definitive answers as to
which requirements (and approval routes) that apply
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