Hi Peter,
I totally agree, this is the approach that we taking.
I believe for products that are covered by a self declaration, its still
fairly unchanged.
A suitable test report from a lab should be acceptable regardless of the
country etc.
For myself its medical products, you have the MDD /
Hi James,
Is UL listing mandatory for IT accessories like keyboards?
No any NRTL certification will be sufficient, but that may not be the question
or answer !
Depending where you are selling the equipment, they may expect a certain
certification mark,
Ive gotten many approvals for the USA
Hi Ian,
When you used the isolation transformer how did you have the earth connected or
isolated?
I have seen similar issues, I used an isolation transformer but connected the
earth or used a separate earth connection, I think I remember this solved it.
You could try finding the source of
Hi Kim
Its a interesting issue, but as a general guide I would apply the standard that
is most applicable. IEC 62133 covers the requirements for batteries, if its not
included in the LV directive, and there is not a better standard listed under
that directive, or other applicable directive for
Dear all,
I have a question on EN 61000-3-2 and the classification of equipment,
If you have an independent power supply that comes with a number of
connections that can be used to supply power a range of electronic equipment,
e.g., a laptop PC, I pods, Mobile phones, cameras etc. what
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