Hi John,
To my recollection (which gets fuzzier by the day), I think you will find
product specific requirements in UL's FUS Report/s.
Regards,Art
A.E. Michael, Dir. of Engineering
Product Safety Int'l
166 Congdon St. East
Middletown CT 06457-2107 U.S.A.
Phone : (860) 344-1651
Email :
Re Trust but verify: President Ronald Reagan was using an old Russian
proverb, in speaking to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev about an arms
control treaty . Although it was a very old adage, Reagan quoted the
phrase in Russian to Gorbachev, to underline his meaning. In spoken
Russian, the
Hi Peter et al,
Here is a link to the official HAR Fact Sheet [as found on Safetylink.com];
http://www.eepca.eu/dev/page.php?p=203
Best regards, Art
Product Safety Int'l
Middletown, CT 06457
www.safetylink.com
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Hello John et al,
The English language while blasted by many as difficult, is a marvel in
itself. I did not need to look up the invented word Provoquim or
Provoquium in any dictionary. It's meaning was obvious at first glance.
Very clever of you, John Pearson!
What do you think of my
HI Scott,
We had to move a 2.4 GHz cordless phone away from a nearby router and that
solved a plethora of problems in our home. We then replaced that phone
with a 900 MHz cordless oldie-but-goodie phone and the problems did not
reappear.
Good Luck, Art
Hi all,
Regardless of the OSHA requirements already addressed within this list,
don't lose sight of the fact that there's The Law of Economics at play
here as well. I don't believe any major retailer (Walmart, Target, K-Mart,
Sears, etc.) will accept electrical/electronic products without
Hi PSTC-ers,
Here is Mark Twain's take on wisdom:
A man never reaches that dizzy height of wisdom that he can no longer be
led by the nose. - Mark Twain's Notebook
Happy New Year to all, Art
A.E. Michael, Dir. of Engineering
Product Safety Int'l
166 Congdon St. East
Middletown CT 06457-2107
Hello Reginald,
Just go to the UL Certifications Database (at www.ul.com) and put TV-1
into the field called Keyword (it's the last one on the data input page).
The results yield 4 listings, one for a US company, the others in Japan.
Regards, Art Michael
http://www.safeytlink.com
The web's
Hello all,
This opening crossed my desk earlier today; please contact Earl Hopgood,
agency contact listed at the end of this message if interested. I have no
further details and I'm passing this along as a courtesy to Earl.
Regards, Art Michael www.safetylink.com
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Hello Rick,
It has taken me a while to re-locate this valuable resource. St. Claire,
Inc. offers their web-based Safety Sign Builder 2.0 at no cost other than
a simple registration a request for a donation once you have logged-in.
It's very useful and enables on to design ANSI or OSHA safety
Hello David,
With respect to U.S. requirements; You may be hard put to find a suitable
MIL connector with a NRTL approval - which is generally required on
components connected to primary wiring. In my experience, the same can be
said for MIL wire. You can always submit the connectors or wire
Hi John,
The following article was published in the last issue of Int'l Product
Safety News. Enjoy!
Regards, Art Michael
Int'l Product Safety News
A.E. Michael, Editor
P.O. Box 1561 INT
Middletown CT 06457-8061 U.S.A.
Phone : (860) 344-1651
Fax: (860) 346-9066
Email :
Hi Jacob,
I'll get back to you on 31 FEB '04 on that subject.
Best regards, Art Michael
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Hello David,
See: www.safetylink.com/bookshop.html for a list of electrical safety
compliance and emc resources.
Regards, Art Michael
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 david.gra...@realcompliance.com wrote:
Hello Group,
Does anybody have any recommendations for books on electrical / mechanical
Hello Dave,
Nomex paper (sheet stock) will do the trick, I believe.
Best regards, Art Michael, Editor, IPSN
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Hello Peter,
I believe the plan is to make the official announcement of the NARTE
Product Safety Engineer Cert'n program at the IEEE EMC Symposium
(Boston-August).
Patience, Little Grasshoppre, Patience.
I do agree that the earlier announcement may have been a bit premature
(and
Hi Charles,
That's a tall order (request). My recommendations, look for hotels in
Tewksbury (about 30 miles North and a bit West of Boston). There'e a
plethora of hotels, suites,etc. and not a lot of business in those
surroundings these days. It's accessible by I-93 and between Lowell and
Hello Bill,
Do you need 1, 10, 1000 or more of these transformers? That'l help me
direct you to the right source. And, will this be mounted internally to
your equipment, or standing on the floor next to it?
Regards, Art Michael
A.E. Michael, Dir. of Engineering
Product Safety Int'l
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Good Morning John,
Visit the Safety Link www.safetylink.com and search (Control-F) on the
term ILSCO Wire Gauge Comparison Charts - Lots of good info there.
While at the Safety Link also search (Control-F) on the term wire charts
for resources provided by Alpha Wire.
Regards, Art Michael
Hello David,
The link provided by Andre (cut from your e-mail and pasted into my
browser) worked! Try it again. (Internet Explorer sometimes lies :-)
Also checkout the parent page for the link Andred provided:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/enterprise/regulation/pecas/pecas.htm
Additional info
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