I received this useful source of information from my
IBM collegue in Mexico, and think it's up to date,
detailed and close to the origin.
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From: RENE SALAZAR
Subject: NOM information
- NOM is required for all ITE equipment that
For Information Technology Equipment and Telecommunications
Equipment, the responsible standards organization in Mexico is
NYCE (Normalizacion y Certificacion Electronica).
The VP in charge of Certification is Victor-Hugo Perez-Salinas,
the operating manager is Julio Nunez. Victor-Hugo is ex-Mo
Hello Again Group;
Thanks to all who contributed on this subject. I have all the
information I need to get started.
On the subject of viruses... I have yet to figure what sort of jollies
anyone could get from such activities. Personally I already know of one
person who received
Another good contact for Mexican compliance is:
Ms. Dorothy Trawkowska
International Compliance Services
Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
333 Pfingsten Road
Northbrook, IL 60062-2096
Ph (847)272-8800 x42386
Fax (847)272-9562
She is the Mexico specialist in ICS and can answer many of your questi
But there is money to be generated by regulating ITE
Tania Grant, Octel Communications Corporation
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Subject: Mexican Product Safety (NOM)
Author: "rbusche" at P_Internet_mail
List-Post: emc-
Danny,
I think you will get unbiased information from the resident UL
engineer in Mexico who works with NOM and ANCE (Associacion Nacional
de Normalizacion y Certificacion del Sector Electrical.)
Tim Calland, phone 011-525-294-7660
Danny, this is an off the cuff reply, with no references to back it up, but my
understanding is that a NOM mark is required of all ITE equipment. UL, CSA, CE,
etc will not satisfy that requirement.
The NOM mark can only be obtained by someone in Mexico making the submittal.
This can be an agent
Hello Dan,
I believe
The mandatory standard for evaluating ITE is NOM-019-SCFI-1993 (there may be a
more recent edition).
Another applicable document which describes requirements for labeling &
information to the user.
Try one of the following:
* UL International Compliance Group
Scott
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