Yeah, I'm already working on the critical component flag for SAP, but that's
another thread, SAP does all our revision control, the doc archives are slaved
off of that.
I'm working with an outsource manufacturer (US based) on a product they are
supplying us for integration. They are also sup
Do not know, but in principle should be ok. The 'flagged' components in the
company's document control system is typically a superset of the C/C table in
safety report.
The TF should probably reflect reality(red/blue pill inclusive); that is,
tabulate the flagged stuff in the BoM, in addition t
Charlie:
I used to sell directly to the UK MoD and Australian Armed Forces. The sale
is done by a contract with their respective government, which is typically
exempt from going through customs. OTOH, you should read the contract very
carefully, because they can invoke whatever they want, and i
Charlie --
I am not aware that Australia might be enforcing ACMA requirements at
customs---that would be news to me.
I've gotten excellent (same day) responses from ACMA by posting questions via
the link on their website.
Mike Sherman
Product Safety and Compliance Engineer
Graco
Clause 13.1 from UL 1741 and 690.17 from the 2011 NEC both require that
disconnects consist of a manually operated switch or circuit breaker (this part
of 2014 NEC has been modified). It may be a bit of a judgment call as to
whether a contactor can meet the intent of these requirements. As least
All
A client is looking to supply a radio spectrum monitoring and direction finding
system to the Australian Army.
I understand from
http://www.acma.gov.au/webwr/aca_home/publications/reports/industry/manuals/emcbook.pdf
that such equipment is exempt from ACMA EMC requirements and should meet
Dear Experts,
Is anyone familiar if it is allowed to use a contactor instead of circuit
breaker in PV application to disconnect inverter from the grid?
NEC in Article 690 does not specify it precisely.
What standard needs to comply this contactor?
Best regards,
Boštjan Glavič
Safety and Elect
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