??? 03/30/05 17:17 Read: times |
#90706 - That's strange, Erik! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
Here in the US the certification of electrical equipment is done by UL, I do not know what the match is in the EU. UL would never certify the MID400 as a mains switch, only as a "subswitch"
Erik Erik, Look what's further mentioned: {} FEATURES • Direct operation from any line voltage with the use of an external resistor. • Externally adjustable time delay • Externally adjustable AC voltage sensing level • High voltage isolation between input and output • Compact plastic DIP package • Logic level compatibility • UL recognized (File #E90700) • VDE recognized (file #102915), – add option V (e.g., MID400V) {} What does 'recognized' mean in the context given above? Same as 'certified'? Best rgds, --Geert |