I would agree that the definition is wooly but there are some points that are
clear.
First, 'excluded installations' are not outside the scope of the UK regulations.
They
are excluded only from the need to be CE marked and have a DoC as a whole and
from the need to meet the requirements of one of
Alan,
We know what is "excluded" from needing a CE mark:
(1) Products for which there are no legal requirements as to their technical
characteristics
(2) Products for which there only exist national requirements as to their
technical
characteristics
(3) Products for which the requirements
To re-visit a previous theme "what is an excluded
installation":
1a. The UK Statutory Instrument, clause 13, answers this
with (paraphrased) "two or more items or systems put
together at a given place to fulfil a specific objective but
not designed by the manufacturer(s) for supply as a single
uni
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