I seem to remember there was a mil spec covering silk-screening. I think it
was part of front panel nomenclature. Perhaps in Mil E (or Mil S) 16400.
Fred Townsend
Denomme, Paul S. wrote:
This may be bit a bit off topic for this group, but does anyone know of an
industry specification that
richhug...@aol.com wrote (in 9b.5cd86319.2f843...@aol.com) about 'WEEE
Directive', on Tue, 5 Apr 2005:
As interesting one this:
- it is the Commission that propose (and in reality largely draft) EC
Directives in the first place.
Yes, but the two groups of politicians both arranged for their
This may be bit a bit off topic for this group, but does anyone know of an
industry specification that dictates silk screen quality acceptability
standards as it may relate to sheet metal printing as well as printed circuit
board printing ? I have done a lot of searching on the internet and I
In a message dated 04/04/2005 18:59:44 GMT Standard Time, j...@jmwa.demon.co.uk
writes:
In theory, the Commission can take an errant government to the European
Court, and it does happen in practice. But often, the Commission accepts
that the deviation is justified or inevitable.
--
John,
As
Some of the 3 way adaptors which fit to an existing double are fused, thus
limiting them to 13A total.
I believe ring mains have max permitted length and or area coverage. The
current rating on a ring main should be able to be double that of the cable as
in essence you have two cables in
Nick
Good points - I would only say that I was mainly addressing Jim's original
question about the rating of the double-socket itself in respect of BS1363,
and not really the wider issue of Socket/cable/MCB coordination.
Regards
John
From: Nick Williams nick.willi...@conformance.co.uk
To: John
With all due respect to everyone who has commented so far, I think
you have all missed a fundamental point (although John got quite
close to it).
So long as the MCB (or fuse) in the fuseboard is correctly specified
for the cable(s) which connects it to the socket, then the rating of
the socket
My thanks to those of you who took time to answer my query with regards to
this problem. I think John Allen has summed it up quite nicely.
It's a very interesting lesson in 'assumptions', and 'taking things for
granted'. I had always 'assumed' and 'taken for granted' that using
separate sockets
Richard Stone,
The Netherlands has transposed the WEEE and RoHS directives into national
regulations in July 2004.
Leen Mak
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mailto:owner-emc-p...@listserv.ieee.org]On Behalf Of Stone, Richard
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