The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
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I want to know the diference between ISO9002 and UL related electrical accesories, electrical wires, etc.
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The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
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RE: The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
The UL standards relating to electrical accesories, wires, and related equipment is a design specification that the part must meet for capability, thickness, material of construction, conductivity, resistance, temperature extremes, etc.
In short, ISO 9002 requires following a internally written procedure. In contrast, UL standards require making a physical part to meet a known externally generated standard for a specific part.
RE: The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
UL is generally acceptable to the AHJ (AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION). The AHJ in the electrical installation area,
is the electrical inspector from the Local Building Commission. The NFPA 70 Standard is the National Electrical Code. This standard is the document that is enforced by the AHJ. In this document ALL MATERIAL MUST BE APPROVED FOR THE PURPOSE INTENDED. The AHJ does not approve material. The AHJ looks for the third party certification label on material. No label no approval.
For example custom built industrial control equipment, UL 508A is the standard. This equipment must have a third party certification.
RE: The differece between ISO 9002 and UL related electrical field
Estoy de acquerdo con los otras notas acerca de UL y el seguridad de productos. UL tambien es on agencia que pueda certificar que una planta cumpla con los requirementos del ISO 9000. Tal vez es el la basis de la pregunta.