The exclamation point in a triangle.
I didn't find it in the IEC417 version online thru RCIC.
Does anyone remember which standard references this mark?
IIRC It means refer to manual.
Thanks
John Merrill
Product Safety Engineer
Schneider Automation
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Th
Hi Bob, Pete, Gert:
> A common equipotential environment is the goal. It's unfortunate we ever
> started with the terms earthing or grounding.
Absolutely!
Furthermore, the equipotential environment can
be, and in some cases is, largely independent
of whether the protective conductor i
An excellent elaboration. Norway is not the only place with rocks. Rock
really has little to do with the issue.
A common equipotential environment is the goal. It's unfortunate we ever
started with the terms earthing or grounding.
In the US, the code requires this environment be created by comm
You are right Richard.
More directly to your point here is a quote taken from
http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/rtte/interp.htm
and then click on question 12
In the context of the new approach "placing on the market" is defined as: «
A product is placed on the Community market when it is
Hi Jim (Robert),
I think what NTC is getting at with this wording is their requirement that
the applicant for approval must be a local in-country company. This is in
fact true, but there are ways to arrange for type approval if you don't
have a local presence yourselves in the Philippines.
We're filling out an RFP, one section of which concerns hazardous material.
If your product contains potentially hazardous material, you need to fill
out OSHA Form 20. The only thing I have identified so far is a lithium
battery - would this require the OSHA form? What about capacitors?
Thanks in
Thanks for that info Kevin. I think that publication only affects needing a
Notified Body per Annex III. The -3 lists the essential test suites, so it
is no longer necessary to ask a Notified Body to identify them.
Richard Woods
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Hi Richard,
I think it all becomes a moot point on Feb 7. I was looking at the ETSI site
yesterday and they indicate there that EN 300-220-3 will be published in the
OJ for the R&TTE directive on that date. EN 300-220-3 is the harmonised EN
covering the essential requirements under Article 3.2 o
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Consider a low power radio transmitter subject to EN 300 220 that is to be
used only by the manufacturer's service organization and will not be placed
on the market for sale. EN 300 220 is a harmonized standard, but the
operating frequency is not harmonized.
It appears that the provisions in Arti
Jim,
I recently requested information from the Philippines. Maybe this
information will help you.
Sincerely,
Mat Aschenberg
Reference to your request, the regulatory body for your products is the
Philippine National Telecommunications Commission. I understand from them
that you need to get the
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Gary,
I will steer you to the following web site:
http://www.icer.org.uk/legislation/draftdir.htm
This is the directive on dealing with waste from electrical and electronic
equipment. The area dealing with Beryllium is a
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Author: "Robert Sullivan"
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Date: 1/31/01 11:23 AM
Greetings
I am trying to obtain information relative to Type-approval
The relevance or earthing.
Thank you Peter for your so obvious conclusions drawn about
the Netherlands Soil. Our lab resides below sea level (approx 4 meters)
and we do have easy grounding possibilities.
What is the purpose of grounding however. There is no relevance
creating a reliable true eart
I believe the 2 designates TUV Rheinland. However, numeric designations are no
longer permitted, and are replaced by the logo and/or name of the testing
agency.
George Alspaugh
pmerguerian%itl.co...@interlock.lexmark.com on 01/31/2001 03:16:58 AM
Please respond to pmerguerian%itl.co...@inte
The latest draft of the proposed directive on hazardous substances in
equipment is 2000/C 365 E/13 published in the OJ on 19.12.2000. It lists
lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB)
and polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE). These would be banned from 1
January
Peter,
you are talking about TUV Rheinland in Cologne.
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Kind regards/mit freundlichen Gruessen
Horst Dierich
Peter Merguerian wrote:
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> Hello Group,
>
> Anyone knows which German test lab carries the GS logo with the nuimber 2 in
> it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Peter Merguerian
> Man
Hello Don and Group,
Yes, our mail server was down and I received an e-mail from the emc-pstc
server to re-subscibe. When this is done, all one needs to do is to plug in
the majodormo address. My e-mail is configured so that my signature (yes
with Australia footer) appears all the time. As such,
Hello Group,
Anyone knows which German test lab carries the GS logo with the nuimber 2 in
it?
Thanks in advance,
Peter Merguerian
Managing Director
Product Testing Division
I.T.L. (Product Testing) Ltd.
Hacharoshet 26, POB 211
Or Yehuda 60251, Israel
Tel: 972-3-5339022 Fax: 972-3-5339019
e-ma
PSNet,
Unreliability of earthing/grounding
In the PSNet discussion on touch current, a comment was made regarding
earthing/grounding as it applies to cord connected equipment using the most
common North American NEMA-15 or EURO 10A plugs types (called Pluggable Type
A connection
PSNet;
Looking at touch current specs
Lately there has been quite a bit of interesting dialog here on the
PSNet
concerning touch current measurements as covered in the 3rd edition of the
60950 family of standards. Most of the problems come about because of the
use of Pluggabl
Hi Peter,
OK, I'm curious. Tell me what I should know.
Mike Harris/Teccom Co.
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Date: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 9:52 AM
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>Peter Merguerian
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