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Subject: Australian Compliance Stuff
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Guys (and ladies)
There was an email earlier today about Australia updating its product safety
standard TS-001 to use a harmonized version of IEC 60950.
Having some products tested to TS-001, I have
Guys (and ladies)
There was an email earlier today about Australia updating its product
safety standard TS-001 to use a harmonized version of IEC 60950.
Having some products tested to TS-001, I have some interest in this
subject. I also have an interest in knowing whether my existing test
data
of the material immediately.
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From: owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
[mailto:owner-emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org] On Behalf Of
kristiaan.carpent...@alcatel.be
Sent: Saturday, 16 March 2002 3:12 AM
To: Emc-Pstc Post
Subject: Australian compliance to ARE: creepage v breakdown
Hello,
According to the latest version of the Telecommunication Labelling Notice
2001, products in the Category A50 are deemed to comply with ACA
TS-001-1997 and AS/ACIF S043-2001. No problem for TS-001, but S043 needs
Compliance level 3 only since January 1rst 2002.
The general approach is
The EMC framework in Australian does not place initial emphasis on
IT equipment. All items capable of producing emissions from household
items such as blenders, breadmakers, coffee makers, dishwahers,
cloths washers dryers...to name just a few, through to industrial,
scientific medical
Just a few comments on some of the comments already posted in this forum.
David from HP in Australia was correct in all he related (with the slight
exception of saying the CE mark will be required from 1 Jan 97. He meant of
course the 'C' tick mark). The EMC Framework will be applicable to all
Nick et al,
A few words on the Australian EMC situation.
Firstly it is not appropriate for Australia to accept the CE mark as it is a
result of the European EMC Directive (and others) over which Australia has
no control. CE does not mean any thing outside Europe.
Australia is exercising its
Austalia will not accept CE marking although
most of the Austailian AS 3100 and AS3300
series standards are based technically on
IEC standards in a similar way to many of the
EN series used in CE marking.
On a wide range of domestic equipment
there is mandatory testing, assessment and
Does any one have any suggestion on the best methods for getting compliance
for ITE equipment in Australia?, specifically product safety!!
Will they recognize the CE mark, even though they are not part of the
European Union?
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