Hi Scott,
What is the product type? If this is something that could be used outdoors, you
need to plan for winter temperatures in northern Sweden and summer temperatures
in southern Spain. Consumer products intended for indoor use will still be used
in un-air-conditioned residences in southern
What is operating temperature range satisfying most conditions for EU?
Thanks and regards,
Scott
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Hi Brian:
In 1998, I wrote a column, Technically Speaking,
in the Product Safety Newsletter that addresses
this topic. See attached.
(Since the listserver does not accept attachments,
subscribers should e-mail a request to me.)
Best regards,
Rich
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Hello everyone,
Can someone suggest me some site that I can buy some cheap Chinese RF
shield boxes for testing on manufacturing floor?
Thanks,
Frank
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I think you do have to be concerned about it, now that you have realized the
hazard exists. As to what standard requires a breaker, I would say that your
normally-applicable standard has an overarching implied provision that the
product must be 'safe', otherwise it doesn't meet the standard. An
una
Hello Brian,
I may only be complicating the issue, but I will share how I handled a similar
issue with products at a previous employer. I worked on power distribution
equipment with internal electronics. These products were tested to IEC 60950-1.
The electronics for the product were typically p
Greetings Experts.
If we send 230Vrms out of a product to power an external device through an IEC
Outlet connector and we need to provide Overcurrent Protection for this port
internal to our device, can I use two fuses or do I have to use a double pole
circuit breaker?
Since our product can be
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