Compliance
- It is all just EMC isn't it?
- Isn't this just a technical barrier to trade?
- Which standard should we use?
- Where can my company buy standards?
- Who makes these standards and why?
- When do I get to choose the standard and when do I not?
- Why are the European and American standards different? Can't they just make them the same?
- Are any American and European standards the same?
- What is the LVD?
- What is the EMC directive?
- What is a harmonized standard?
- Why should we use ELMG to do product compliance when our test lab say they can do it all for us?
- What is a declaration of conformance?
- We have made a product and it sells well in NZ and Australia. What do we need to do to sell it in the USA?
- What is UL?
- What is a FUS document?
- What is the IEC?
- What is EN?
- What is CSA?
- What is CCC?
- What is C-Tick?
- What is CE?
- What is AS/NZS?
- What is ANSI?
- What is the FAA?
- What is the FDA?
- What is the USDA?
- Why do some markets require testing against standards and some do not?
- What does UL Listed mean?
- What is the difference between UL listed and UL recognized? Which one is best?
- If I use a UL recognized component how does this help me with getting a product UL Listed?
- Can I use a non-UL-recognized component even if a recognized component is available?
- What are the most common standards?
- What is the NEC? How is it relevant to selling products in the USA?
- Currently our company sells non UL marked product into the USA. It goes pretty well. Should we not do this?
- What is a UL shop?
- What is the best advice for a company considering or moving toward getting product tested and marked for CE, UL or any other mark?
- Are standards deliberately written to be incomprehensible?
- Is there a way to simplify what the engineers need to know about the standards?
- What is a PWB?
- What is a field wiring terminal?
- I plan to design a product, get UL to test it and then change it a bit where it fails and get UL to test it again. Is this a good plan?
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