Group,
I'm trying to find some reputable definitions of industrial monitoring
equipment as it relates to RoHS 2. There is a very brief reference in the
WEEE Directive Annex IB which refers to equipment installed within an
industrial control panel, and that example is much too narrow. The
In message 006601ce7cce$ea8f2540$bfad6fc0$@gmail.com, dated Tue, 9 Jul
2013, Carl Newton emcl...@gmail.com writes:
I?m trying to find some reputable definitions of industrial monitoring
equipment as it relates to RoHS 2.
Does it matter? I'm not all that familiar with RoHS2, but I guess that
Carl,
It depends on how the product is marketed and who it is sold to. Also, was
the standard used for evaluation part of the EN 61010-x family, which would
then ensure it is part of Measurement and Control Equipment.
In the 12 December 2012 version of the RoHS2 FAQ, which is he first one
What safety standards are scoped?
What EMC standards are scoped?
A stand-alone handheld device is typically not industrial equipment, but
you have until 2017 for monitoring equipment. Your stuff needs to be defined
in Article 2(4).
Brian
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From: emc-p...@ieee.org
I have experience with the question, but no experience getting a good answer.
I have had the opinion that test and measurement equipment is different from
monitoring and control equipment, but apparently, many companies used the old
WEEE+RoHS exclusion from RoHS for monitoring and control
Lauren,
Thanks for the link to the ERA report. There's some excellent information
in there. I wish that their recommendations had made it into the recast for
cat 8 and 9. I noted that one of their examples of industrial monitoring
and control is a bench-top LCR meter which is clearly test
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