Thanks for all the helpful responses and clarification folks, I missed the OR
statement in the directive text I quoted.
Cheers and all the best
James
James Pawson (U3C) wrote
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>Should the EN 61000-4-x standards be listed on the DoC for a product when a
>standard that
Dear experts
What is your understanding of requirement in IEC 62368-1 about insulation
system for transformer? On one part standard says that below 100°C no declared
insulation system is required and on other part is says that above class 100
EIS shall comply with IEC 60085.
So far it was very
No. It was a specific decision by the Commission not to list standards
that are referenced by listed standards, partly because that could
result in near-never ending listings.
You do not cite 61000-4- series standards on a DoC. The DoC refers only
to the standards that give prima facie eviden
James,
In your example, EN 55024 should be included on your DoC, but not the EN
61000-4-x standards that are covered under EN 55024. EN 55024 is a harmonized
standard listed under the EMC Directive and will provide a presumption of
conformity (along with other harmonized standards which may a
Hi folks,
Should the EN 61000-4-x standards be listed on the DoC for a product when a
standard that already calls them up is listed e.g. EN55024?
By declaring compliance with EN55024 aren't you thereby referencing
61000-4-x standards by default or should they be explicitly listed?
I can se
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