Dear Amund and Neil,
Thank you very much for your questions and comments. I cannot answer Amund's
questions at this time. However, I forward this e-mail to Ms. Bo (the Deputy
Director General of the Department for Certification, CNCA) and Ms. Lu (the
Deputy Director of the CQC). Both are VIPs
If the electronics is an integral part of the ship (radar etc) then RoHS in
all probability does not apply at all.
Regards,
Chris
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From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org] On Behalf Of Amund Westin
Sent: 08 M
Amund,
The RoHS directive does not apply to equipment designed to be installed into
equipment that is not within the scope of the directive. As such, most forms
of transport, including shipping, is outside the scope and hence equipment
designed to installed in ships is also outside the scope.
r
Amund,
What an interesting question.
I would start from the perspective of equipment placed on the EU market.
Presumably an EU flag ship is EU owned, and therefore the electronics (even if
only as an integral part of the vessel) would be procured from within the EU,
and therefore would have been
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