D.L.S. PRESS RELEASES 2005
  
 
  October 18, 2005  
D.L.S. Offers
Free EMC/Product Safety Testing
for New Low Frequency Magnetic Requirement
EN 50366:2003 for HHA Equipment
Required as of February 2006
 
A recent change to the HHA Low Voltage Directive added Household and Similar Electrical Apparatus (EN 50366:2003) testing requirements. This involves low frequency testing from 10 Hz to 400 kHz for magnetic fields that are emanating from electrical devices. Items applicable include, but are not limited to:
Household and similar appliances
Restaurant equipment, fryers and ovens
Commercial scrubbers and cleaning equipment
Water heaters and amusement devices.
 
For a complete listing, go to www.dslemc.com/EN50366.htm There is no provision for a grandfather clause on existing certifications.

For more information call Jack Black at 847-537-6400. Free test of one product from each company, plus reduced pricing for additional products, is offered by D.L.S. Electronic Systems, Inc. until February 2006 as availability allows. There will be a nominal charge for test reports.
 
July 5, 2005
D.L.S. expands Military & RTCA Capabilities
to include Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility
 

D.L.S. Electronic Systems Inc. of Wheeling, IL now offers complete cable testing for RTCA DO-160 E, Section 22 Multiple Burst/Multiple Stroke Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility for all wave forms.
 
For more information go to www.dlsemc.com/lightning.htm
or contact Jack Black at jblack@dlsemc.com or 847-537-6400.
 

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