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德国安全中心（ZLS）发布最新决议，《便携式煮食器具的特殊要求》（新版EN60335-2-9）所涉及的所有加热产品在今年之前须按条款A12做非工作表面温升测试，否则GS证书（德国安全认证标志）全部无效。电烤箱、面包机等厨房家电出口德国将遭遇新的认证评估关卡。
) m% A- f& |- D    按照欧盟规定，电器出口须符合低电压设备指令（LVD）要求，其认证核心是电气设备的设计和制造须严格控制表面温度，因此通过新版EN60335-2-9/A12的测试成为产品进入德国市场的首要条件。新测试须在2009年11月6日前完成，时间极为紧迫，一旦错过时限或到时不符合测试要求，GS证书将会被取消，CE报告也会失效，产品将面临清理出局的风险，甚至可能在欧洲其他国家也会遭遇困境。而且，从目前形势看，满足其中的温度要求将牵动各大企业神经，市面上大多数产品难以通过，产品的设计和制造将成为严峻挑战。相关企业应积极把握欧盟市场的需求动态，确保顺利通过测试，及时更换GS证书。

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个人疑问：是否是ZLS提前执行A12？CE并未规定执行时间或执行时间滞后GS？

小鸭的天空

引用第1楼fasten于2009-08-25 08:50发表的  :
个人疑问：是否是ZLS提前执行A12？CE并未规定执行时间或执行时间滞后GS？

6 B: F: \. }* t& P不是，事实上， OJ中已有描述：
  G1 M7 Q6 u3 l: y* k$ w7 LEN 60335-2-9:2003 covers the safety objectives of directive 2006/95/EC only if, in conjunction, Commission Opinion 2000/C 104/07 is taken into account.”
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriS ... 22:0100:EN
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所以，现行产品如末符合Commission Opinion 2000/C 104/07 ，就不符合LVD指令。

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引用第2楼小鸭的天空于2009-08-25 09:01发表的  :
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不是，事实上， OJ中已有描述：
' \, M' w  |6 K8 aEN 60335-2-9:2003 covers the safety objectives of directive 2006/95/EC only if, in conjunction, Commission Opinion 2000/C 104/07 is taken into account.”
' V3 A+ M" r0 e. d1 Rhttp://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriS ... 22:0100:EN
.......

1 Z) o5 l! l4 b2 H, K, T2 T( @按这个OJ来讲，CE执行时间还是滞后一年的：

小鸭的天空

引用第3楼fasten于2009-08-25 09:45发表的  :


; |; b. [( N% E5 C4 o按这个OJ来讲，CE执行时间还是滞后一年的：

3 d) H. ?# G* B. Q, N7 c! Y5 d* l没错，A12标准的执行是还有一年的时间，但如何符合：Commission Opinion 2000/C 104/07 又是另一个方面。
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只有同时符合标准和Commission Opinion 2000/C 104/07 才算符合LVD指令。

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[url=http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:C:2000:104:0008:0008:ENDF]2000/C 104/07[/url]
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COMMISSION OPINION
of 30 March 2000
within the framework of Council Directive 73/23/EEC relating to electrical equipment designed for
use within certain voltage limits
3 F# }+ |" E- o/ v: _- p(2000/C 104/07)
(Text with EEA relevance)
This opinion is based on Article 9 of Council Directive
73/23/EEC of 19 February 1973 relating to electrical
! |8 E+ c4 u4 Y4 \3 I' A9 M  sequipment designed for use within certain voltage limits (1). It
5 b( x, m& W1 b" V, v) c# K) ~refers to the application of Article 5 of that Directive.
In accordance with Article 5 of Directive 73/23/EEC, references
0 B# u) G1 |2 _" `+ oto harmonised standards EN 60335-1 and EN 60335-2-9 were
: T) A( a7 _( R. g2 Xpublished in the Official Journal of the European Communities (2).
+ ], K) \: J6 A( R( Q2 IThose standards, adopted by the European Standards Body
Cenelec, are entitled as follows:
9 j, i. r" l# K4 }— EN 60335-1 Safety of household and similar appliances
— Part 1: General requirements.
— EN 60335-2-9 Safety of household and similar appliances
— Part 2: Particular requirements for
3 e/ n1 t: [+ @9 s3 _5 mtoasters, grills, roasters and similar
# P- q& f2 |+ _- w  ]" Uappliances.
( z) S1 ?1 C$ y- C( ]In the context of an application of the safeguard clause
procedure in accordance with Article 9 of the Low Voltage
, g1 _6 s2 b* ]6 F  dDirective, a shortcoming in the harmonised standard
7 }( ?+ P# o, v& |# hEN 60335-2-9, applied in conjunction with EN 60335-1, was
brought to the attention of the Commission.
This refers to the risk of high non-working surface
temperatures of apparatus covered by EN 60335-2-9. This
# s% j# b5 x' X5 C5 \* f$ S. Wstandard, in its current version, does not address the risk in
relation to non-working surface temperatures. The safety
objectives, as laid down in Annex I, Section 1(d) and 2(b) to
9 W6 q( j6 d2 e& K; q* \3 W7 VDirective 73/23/EEC require electrical equipment to be
7 Z- v) H3 L+ o* sdesigned and manufactured so as to ensure that protection
against hazards in relation to surface temperatures is assured.
Due to the absence of adequate specifications in relation to
: x" q. ^0 S' J3 L: L6 ^non-working surface temperatures, EN 60335-2-9 cannot
# i% A. f* H. K3 D3 @( Otherefore necessarily guarantee full compliance with the Low
Voltage Directive. In relation to the hazards in connection with
non-working surface temperatures, EN 60335-2-9 (clause 11)
7 }% G! s3 u' \5 S  v3 m7 ]: L4 {and EN 60335-1 (clause 11), as listed in the abovementioned
publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities,
# ]3 Y- N- T- m+ D4 `. qare therefore not regarded as giving a presumption of
' o! s! T8 i" \; [$ d; [7 dconformity with the stated safety objectives.
+ x- x1 |% X. y" [" k) LThese conclusions as detailed were supported by the representatives
2 r& `0 \0 Z3 c' n. {; d. kof national administrations at the meeting of the Low
Voltage Working Party of 17 and 18 June, 1999.
/ V& D: \& j; @The European Standards body Cenelec has been requested by
5 ^& V( I6 s8 j; A2 E% _the Commission to ensure that the abovementioned hazard is
: \$ [* }8 U, m% hadequately addressed in a revised version of this standard. A
! @: l& V" ~# ?revision of EN 60335-2-9 is currently under way.
In the absence of a revised harmonised standard, manufacturers,
when establishing compliance of relevant electrical
equipment with the Low Voltage Directive, must therefore
1 S: g& H& P; f% |$ K- `4 Aaddress the risk of non-working surface temperatures. This
3 C) _2 j+ h+ B# `8 T5 ]may require a risk analysis and assessment in order to ensure
that equipent is designed and manufactured in such a way as to
/ Z6 ?6 }8 A: W: E2 Sreduce as much as is reasonably possible the risk in relation to
  E$ c2 U# E$ s$ L9 Rnon-working appropriate surface temperatures.