I agree with Chris, but would like to add an importent note about maritime
equipment.
Yes, check out the Annex A1 (this is the products covered by the directive) in
the Maritime Equipment Directive.
But you also have to be careful with the requiremts from the ship
classification societies (LR,
Joe,
Check with the telco people on this but be careful about the
specific definitions of the colors of the alarms. They are more
technical than what's given.
Red Alarm - An active link has been terminated, either a
physical disconnect or software disconnect has occurred.
Yellow Alarm -
If product specifications for the LVD are not harmonized when announced in the
OJ, when _are_ they harmonized?
On Wed, 3 Oct 2001 08:24:18 -0400 , wo...@sensormatic.com wrote:
Trevor, the new product specification must be applied by the date of
withdrawal (DOW) that can be found in the new
John -
The RTI you are referencing from IEC TC28 appears to be not
the same parameter as being discussed. In UL parlance, as
you surmised, RTI represents Relative Temperature Index
and gives a maximum operating temperature at which a
polymeric material may experience for its other properties
to
IEC 60073 covers colors of indicator lights and switches.
Patty Knudsen
Ericsson Wireless Communications
patricia.knud...@ericsson.com
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From: Joe Finlayson [mailto:jfinlay...@telica.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 2:36 PM
To: 'NEBS Newsgroup'; 'EMC PSTC'
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Bob,
You will find a very useful guide on applying the directives at the site
http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/electr_equipment/emc/
It has links to both the EMC directive and the Marine equipment directive
and also a FAQ.
My understanding is that equipment specifically covered by the
Joe,
Get a copy of EN 60073 - 1993, (IEC 73 - 1991) - it is
a good reference. BSI publishes it as BS EN 60073.
I doubt it is adhered to entirely by most manufacturers
these days, but some of us still do. Like most everything
in the Compliance world, it is at least open to dogged
thanks John. I should have been more clear and noted that the plug would be
fitted by a professional installer and that the equipment is not sold to
consumers. John indicates that field wireable plugs are not generally
available in Europe. Do others concur?
Richard Woods
-Original
Trevor, the new product specification must be applied by the date of
withdrawal (DOW) that can be found in the new standard. The date is also
posted on the CENELEC and ETSI web site - I don't know about CEN. However,
keep in mind that the new product specification is not harmonized under
most
If we test to a generic harmonised specification and issue a Declaration of
Conformity, what do we need to do if a Product Specific harmonised
specification is subsequently released, i.e. if we have just finished
testing and then another spec comes along, how long can we continue to
declare to the
I read in !emc-pstc that Nick Williams nick.willi...@conformance.co.uk
wrote (in v04220800b7e065df1d3d@[192.168.1.6]) about 'Power Plugs', on
Wed, 3 Oct 2001:
If you mean the end user,
then if you can make a watertight case that the product is only for
professional use you are legally allowed
For the UK, the rules are as follows:
If, by 'installer' you mean an employee of your agent of distributor,
then this would probably be acceptable. If you mean the end user,
then if you can make a watertight case that the product is only for
professional use you are legally allowed to do
Joe
See IEC/EN60073 for the major colour assignments - and any sector-specific
standards (e.g. for medical see IEC/EN60601, or for industrial equipment see
EN60204 - but no special requirements for IEC/EN60950).
60073 requirements are very similar to what you quote for the Telecordia
spec.
The following document contains information regarding the assignment of colours
to indicating devices such as LEDs, illuminated push button switches, etc. :-
EN 60073 : 1996
Basic and Safety Principles for Man-Machine Interface, Marking and
Identification Coding Principles for Indication
I read in !emc-pstc that Joe Finlayson jfinlay...@telica.com wrote (in
7AC90049E901D511A8CA009027289AEA10B3F8@wench) about 'LED Color
Assignments', on Tue, 2 Oct 2001:
Would anyone know of an equivalent (ETSI) requirement for the EU,
and possibly rest of world, for the Telcordia
I read in !emc-pstc that Nick Williams nick.willi...@conformance.co.uk
wrote (in v04220807b7dfe435a358@[192.168.1.6]) about 'RTI on
Plastics', on Tue, 2 Oct 2001:
The straightforward answer to your question is that RTI is a concept
developed by UL and is not referred to in the EN standards.
I read in !emc-pstc that wo...@sensormatic.com wrote (in 846BF526A205F8
4BA2B6045BBF7E9A6A43A3F8@flbocexu05) about 'Power Plugs', on Tue, 2 Oct
2001:
In the EU is it legal to ship a product with an attached power cord with
pig tail leads and have the appropriate power plug attached by the
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