As to deciding which version of EN 60204-1 to use:
a small added complication is that it is on the harmonized lists for both MD
and LVD.
(At the moment, both lists are in agreement, with each other if not with
Cenelec!)
There are other examples (LVD MD), such as EN 60335-1.
And EN 61131-2
Scott,
A test standard or a product family/product standard or a generic standard is
ratified/adopted by CEN/CENELEC/ETSI and therefore applicable as a normal
standard (product liabillity!!!) but NOT under the CE regime until the
publication in the OJEU! That is a time problem because e. g. the
That is one of our big problems in Europe:
CENELEC/CEN/ETSI are publishing new standards e.g. EN 60204-1:2006-06 but the
commission don´t publish these reference just in time! Therefore the new
standards haven´t a presumption of conformity in the meaning of the new
approach! We have a long list
However, it is my understanding that if it has not been published in the OJ,
it doesn't exist as a valid test standard yet??
Scott
M. Loerzer-Mobile \(GLOBALNORM\) loerzer_mob...@globalnorm.de
09/12/2006 04:35 PM
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Glyn Garside ggars...@us.tuv.com, Scott Barrows/USA/VERITAS@VERITAS
EN 692 has been the subject of a long running argument about the use
of two hand controls. I've not looked at the new version, but I think
this is likely to be the main area of concern about old standard.
Let me know if you really want to know more and I'll ask my press
specialist what he sees
Hi All,
I notice that the new EN 60204-1 was not included on the applicable
standards??
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