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<768ee6ab7d56d54bb5000ec2dd113e71044fc...@de01exm61.ds.mot.com>, dated
Tue, 26 Aug 2008, Leber Jody-G19980 writes:
>In the past, IEC 60950-1 for CB Certification has been accepted by many
>test houses for batteries that claim some relation to ITE equipment.
>More recently, we hav
Dear Members,
Thank you very much for those who have helped. This is a great community
especially to a novice. Members answered my next question, "What is the EU
requirements for batteries?"
Effective November 20, 2008, Japan regulates certain types of batteries
(lithium ion batteries with ex
Grace,
As of the last update I believe the biggest difference in requirements is the
doubling of samples for some of the tests to conduct at high and low
temperatures as well as the internal short circuit test. A piece of metal
actually has to be rolled into the cell for the internal short circu
Good People,
The 8A limit in most UL/CSA standards is based on NFPA and CEC -
it is considered the max current level where a risk of fire would
not exist due to induction and/or short circuit heating in
building wiring, hence the blanket requirement of an inherently
limited Class 2 source for many
In message <003f01c90857$173ab470$d600a...@tamuracorp.com>, dated Wed,
27 Aug 2008, Brian O'Connell writes:
>The 8A limit in most UL/CSA standards is based on NFPA and CEC - it is
>considered the max current level where a risk of fire would not exist
>due to induction and/or short circuit he
Yes, I agree that, unless otherwise stated, the measurement
should be RMS.
It should have been made clear that my response was intended to
address the specific requirements in North American codes, as Mr.
Woodgate had already addressed what is needed for an IEC-based EN
standard.
The "justificati
Manual must be simplified Chinese
Labels must have Chinese characters for rating, model, product name
Mains Power cord set (mains to appliance inlet) must be CCC certified
Internal wiring can be UL or IEC, but because you have a jacketed cord maybe
they will accept only IEC (depends on the lab you
It depends. Is the cable part of a cord-set => an "end item", or
is it included as part of the end-use equipment ?
I do not know of any directives listed by the marking directive
that are scoped for mains cables. The LVD would seem to apply (to
a cordset) - which includes HD21.x and 60227; and 603
Cable is not normally CE marked because it is a component - not
apparatus as defined in the directive. To my knowledge there is no
'legitimate' CE mark for cable, only the assemblies into which it is
incorporated. There are safety marks, such as those mentioned by
Brian, and these are legi
Sorry Doug, I should have said a power cable with a customized connector that
forms
part of the assembly, not and IEC connector I'm familiar with those
requirements.
Regards,
Kevin Keegan
Senior Associate
KES & Associates
1 Stonecroft Terrace
Kanata, Ontario
Canada K2K 2V1
Tel: 613-592-0820
E
Hello Colleagues,
Is anyone aware of the safety standards required for CE marking on primary
voltage
Cable Assemblies and what Directive would apply?
Regards,
Kevin Keegan
Senior Associate
KES & Associates
1 Stonecroft Terrace
Kanata, Ontario
Canada K2K 2V1
Tel: 613-592-0820
Email: kkee...@kes
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