The new Automotive Directive allows after market products to be C-marked.
For this to be allowed, ONLY a stament is required from a “Technical
Service” that
the ESA is “non-immunity related”. Technical service is the Automotive
equivalent of
a competent body, a dedicated authority for th
Hi Bob,
No, Basic standards are not harmonized in the sense of the EMCD.
They are referred to in product standards, and as such have a real meaning
when a
harmonized standards is used in creating presumption of compliance.
Basic standards are only used to describe/define the test method.
A
I’m looking for an example of the IEC 60417-5855 Symbol. If you have this
symbol can you please send it to me or describe what it looks like. The EN
61000-3-11 standard calls out this symbol as a considered symbol to mark
equipment if it is required to be connected to a 100 amp service (or greate
Does anyone have manuals and schematics for IFI 423 and IFI 5520 that we can
“borrow” while repairing them?
We contacted IFI and they said they did not have them otherwise I would not
ask at this forum.
Manualsplus.com does not have them either.
Thanks in advance and please reply off-list
Damn outlook/damn windows - not at my desk, sent too soon...
anyway, my previous babble has one 'small' problem - the EMCD or RTTED cannot
apply if your external box is intended for use while the vehicle is in motion.
just for marketing reasons alone, it would probably be the path of least
resis
If your box is external to the vehicle control system, and is electrically
attached only via the cig lighter, then the product can be 'CE' marked
(89/336/EEC) and may not legally require an 'e' mark.
.
Brian
From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org]On Behalf Of Charlie Blackham
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Are in-vehicle accessories (such as tracking devices, PDAs, navigation systems
that are not otherwise connected/integrated to the operation of the vehicle)
powered from 12V cigarette sockets and/or their power supplies required to be
e-marked?
2004/104/EC would suggest not as it states
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