It was reported on here by someone that A14 was approved. The CENELC web
site lists the proposed dop and dow. Since this is a basic standard,
publication is necessary in the OJ for it to be effective.
Richard Woods
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From: O'Shaughnessy, Paul [SMTP:paul_oshaughne...@gen
Hello Group,
Yes, A14 has been adopted, and in spite of the implementation date
efforts are being made to make it valid per the first OJEC publication
available , this means as soon as possible after 2001-1-1.
I just received a notice (CLC/BT(SG)4087 with the UAP voting results,
with a negative
In message
<0ed66cd2c9bd0a459d54fb9119a605670168d...@mailserver.lecotc.com>, dated
Wed, 21 Apr 2010, "Kunde, Brian" writes:
>If an instrument could operate in different modes at different current
>levels, what do you use as the Reference Fundamental Current in the
>61000-3-12 test? The maxim
The following comment is not based on any knowledge of the specs/standards
cited in the OP, and is offered to elicit responses for the purpose of
educating the undersigned in how these things work from a specsmanship
point-of-view.
It seems to me that from a purely technical point-of-view, where t
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