In response to Nick Rouse's comments:
I stand to be corrected. Indeed, Member States may thwart the intent of the
Directives
by doing weird and wonderful things when they transpose/approximate. At times
their
reasons me not be the purest, but in the UK case, it is clear to the rest of the
world
The UK measure that relates to power cords is the Plugs and Sockets (safety)
Regulations 1994, Statutory Instrument 1994 No. 1768. I have not read this
measure but I understand that it requires that mains powered electrical
equipment
being supplied in the UK and likely to be sold in the UK to dom
ications Corporation
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Subject: European Power Cords
Author: "Montrose; Mark" at P_Internet_mail
List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org
Date:5/20/96 10:17 AM
This question relates to the use and application of pow
Mark Montrose wrote:
"RE:European Power Cords
This question relates to the use and application of power cords
provided into the EU when shipped from the USA.
A company builds one version of a highly configurable product. The
user chooses any combination of optional pwbs (ov
para
3.2.4 mandates electrical requirements and type of cordage required.
4. If the USA manufacturer cannot stock variations of European power
cords, then how does your company handle this issue of multiple power
cordsets for use worldwide.
5. Are their any other statutory Instruments or require
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