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CB Scheme The CB Scheme - or CB Agreement - is a multilateral agreement among participant countries and certification organisations utilising a CB Test Report issued by one of these organisations. It offers you entrance to many markets.
EMF EMF is the globally accepted acronym for “electromagnetic fields”. It refers to the effects that magnetic fields may have on human beings, animals and plants. It is very important to understand that EMF is different from EMC or “electromagnetic compatibility”, which refers to electromagnetic interferences generated by a product on another product sharing the same electromagnetic environment.
Explosive Atmospheres Ex: Electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmospheres / hazardous locations. Hazardous locations are places where flammable gases, vapours and/or dust mixtures can occur, typically in off-shore operations, oil refineries, filling stations, the chemical processing industries, corn silos etc.
RoHS (RSCS Programme) By July 2006, all manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipment sold in Europe must comply with the EU's Reduction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive 2002/95/ EC mandating the reduction of six hazardous substances. The immediate repercussions of non-compliance include serious fines, damaged brand reputations and even potential jail time.