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Lead Free/RoHS Compliance
The way I read it the WEEE will be required 7/05 only in UK for now and the EC thereafter(date forgotten)and as I understand it there isnt a system in place to monitor yet. The regulatory options are still not decided. Ill be looking up parts and seeing what they are composed of so at least...- dandeco
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- Forum: Power supply & electronic component design
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International Plug Standards
Nornrich You could also call your local Underwriters Laboratories and ask for their Standard for Attachment Plugs. As I remember there were exhaustive measurements contained in their standards. I would call and get the correct Standard number to start. Dan- dandeco
- Post #5
- Forum: Electrical Engineering general discussion
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Canadian Electrical Code
Johnbu I concur with Felix. Who did the CE mark? If its a reputable lab then they could offer to convert the CE report to a Canadian report for the provinces you wish to ship to if the data is current. You may need a third party in my IMHO but you can call CSA and ask also. Agencies arent...- dandeco
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering general discussion
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Canadian Electrical Code
Johnbu There should be a rating label and it should have a UL or CSA mark with the rating of the equipment on it. That label implies that the system was looked at by UL or CSA and that somebody is inspecting (UL or CSA) this model. Also look for a "c UL us" The c and us will be in subscript...- dandeco
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering general discussion
