Hi List Members,
We were advised by one of our suppliers that China RoHS allows an exemption
for Telecom infrastructure equipment. Can anyone comment on what is the
official definition of Telecom Infrastructure Equipment as it relates to this
standard? Is there a list of equipment defined by Chin
Hi List Members,
We were advised by one of our suppliers that China RoHS allows an exemption
for Telecom infrastructure equipment. Can anyone comment on what is the
official definition of Telecom Infrastructure Equipment as it relates to this
standard? Is there a list of equipment defined by Chin
All,
There will be a Northeast Product Safety Society / CNEC Product Safety
Engineering Society meeting next Wednesday, September 26th, at The
Holiday Inn, Boxborough MA. A social hour with light refreshments will
begin at 7:00 PM and the technical meeting will start at 7:30 PM. Steve
Griffin, F
Esteemed Colleagues,
Motorola ECC in Marlborough, MA has a position open for a Hardware
Verification Engineer. This is currently a 4 month contract. In most cases,
the contracts are extended or converted to full time for the right person. As
many of the compliance engineers I hav
On 9/20/2007, Anders Svensson wrote:
To be more precise, Iif we have a equipment without radio but connected to the
PSTN (i.e. E1, T1 DSL, FxOer) is this equipment in the scope of EN 300 386 and
or the R&TTE directive?
Hi Anders:
The distinction has to do with who owns and installs the equip
> From: Tim Haynes
> Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 8:01 AM
>
> I am not sure of the basis for the 5mW/cm2 under EN
> 60335-2-25 as it is not a specification I use.
Without taking into account historical origins (of which I have no
certain knowledge), in the US, 21CFR 1030.10(c)(2)(v) has th
Hi All,
This is a new topic for me so please pordon the dumb questions
Is there a test method for showing compliance with the limit? It seems a
perfect application for a small mode stirred chamber
Thanks,
Derek Walton
L F Research
- Original Message -
From: Haynes, Tim (SELEX)
Scott,
You might try relating the leakage level to the public exposure level of the
ICNIRP recommendations.
I believe that the exposure limit is 1mW/cm2 and would suggest looking at the
possibility that the user may stay near the unit for 6 minutes or more.
I am not sure of the basis for the
Michael, is your equipment test equipment? I have asked the FCC this
question before and the answer I received is that test equipment is exempt
not all industrial and commercial equipment. If the equipment is test
equipment for the commercial, industrial, and medical environments then it
is exempt.
Brian,
Thanks for your answer but I´m not sure I understand it correctly.
To be more precise, Iif we have a equipment without radio but connected to the
PSTN (i.e. E1, T1 DSL, FxOer) is this equipment in the scope of EN 300 386 and
or the R&TTE directive?
Thanks
Regards
Anders
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