Peter,
you are talking about TUV Rheinland in Cologne.
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Peter Merguerian wrote:
>
> Hello Group,
>
> Anyone knows which German test lab carries the GS logo with the nuimber 2 in
> it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
check your German VDE 0675-6 for the cross reference to EN
and IEC numbers. Those are stated in all standards in the very
beginning.
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Christian Martí wrote:
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> Dear All:
>
> Good morning.
>
> I would like to know if any
laces for sitting position in
altitudes of 1,20 m, 0,90 m, and 0,45 m above standing plane.
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colour of PE except where blank metal constitutes a part
of the PE system.
In cordage you can find black/blue/green&yellow or brown/blue/gn&yel.
Within a building L can be black or brown. But there are some exeptions
as well... (can also be blue in some cases). Better test bef
the above mentioned example, and you have found the needed row
for the required clearances.
Kind regards/mit freundlichen Gruessen
Horst Dierich
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Peter Merguerian wrote:
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> Dear All,
>
> The subject standards specify that Tables 3, 4, 5 (clearances) are
> based on nominal line t
Hi Andrew,
the so-called FTZ standards did originate from the old days of the
German PTT when there was no open market.
The FTZ standars have been replaced in the meantime by the current
applicable EMC standards.
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Horst Dierich
Andrew Bank wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
>
"established within the Community".
If there is no company involved for the import of the good into the EU, it is
the
person who brings the good to the EU - be it on his/her own benefit.
The company/person/authorized representative, or whoever imports the good into
the
EU must be residing within the EU.
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a 100 percent test for second
level of protection.
To your questions:
1. The product can be sold as it stands, provided it is routine tested
for electric strength.
2. IT power distribution systems are common all over Norway.
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he
> classifications or any other relevant information?
>
> Randy Stephens
> Electrical Engineer
> Trek, Inc.
> Medina, NYRandy,
suggest you take a look at Table C.1 of Annex C to IEC 950. That gives
you the required information.
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on: Permanent connection is always made by service personnel
best regards
helmut hintz
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Dear collegues,
I have a question about clause 6.4.1 of IEC950/A1/A2/A3/A4.
This clause deals with
s regard in IEC 950 Amendment 4. I have an
IEC version on hand which is on sale for about two months now.
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then .",
again see 1.3.1 and also 1.4.1.)
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Greece is also
> OK for Cypress.
>
> thx,
> tony_fredriks...@netpower.com
Tony,
Cyprus is partly owned by Greece. For this part the EU requirements
apply. The other part is Turkish, and their requirements apply - which I
believe are the same as for EU/EFTA.
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; Thanks in advance.
>
> judd_stew...@cpqm.saic.com
> 619.552.5581Hello Judd,
I suggest you check first with IEC 825-1, which is for lasers and and also
applicable on other light sources.
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you are in
doubt concerning the CE Marking, why do you not act in the same way as if
you would furnish your personal income tax declaration
(I agree that there may be some controversial opinions).
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; Basic insulation2.5 mm
> Reinforced insulation 5.0 mm
>
When using the interpolation option (Condition 7 to Table 6), the spacings may
be
slightly reduced as follows:
Mains to TNV:
mains 120 Vac 230 Vac
Basic insulation1
ecause some countries in
the EU refer in their national legislation to this standard.
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ee the modifications to the
European Norms, e.g. EN 60950.
On the other hand, it is a basic understanding: if a product is
qualified in one country of the EU, it is permitted to be sold in any
country of the EU.
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for your help,
>
> Jim Eichner
> Statpower Technologies Corporation
> jeich...@statpower.com
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Germany
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on the safe side: talk to your
manufacturer of the CRT. He should know all the answers.
Regards.
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We manufacturer a product which projects a target on the inside of a visual
dome. One of the
length.
There may be, however, a limitation in the installation rules (e.g. NEC)
or in the wire standards which I am not aware of.
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All;
Can anyone provide guidance as to allowable length(s) for
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