IEC/TC 125 - Personal e-Transporters (PeTs)
Standardization of electrically powered transport devices where the speed control and/or steering is electrical/electronic (‘personal e-transporters’) for use on the road or in public spaces. This means, standardization in the field of personal e-Transporters, including but not limited to: • Electrical and mechanical Safety • Reliability • Functional safety • EMC • Maintenance • Docking stations for public use • Recycling Exclusions: Standardization of electrically powered bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles and passenger cars are excluded from the scope because they are handled by other TCs: - IEC TC 69 - ISO TC 149 - ISO TC 22
Télectroniques personnels
Normalisation des dispositifs de transport à propulsion électrique dans lesquels la commande de vitesse et / ou la direction sont électriques / électroniques («transporteurs électroniques personnels») pour une utilisation sur la route ou dans les espaces publics. Cela signifie une normalisation dans le domaine des transporteurs électroniques personnels, y compris, mais sans s'y limiter: • Sécurité électrique et mécanique • Fiabilité • Sécurité fonctionnelle • EMC • Entretien • Stations d'accueil à usage public • Recyclage Exclusions: La normalisation des bicyclettes, cyclomoteurs, motocyclettes et voitures particulières à propulsion électrique est exclue du champ d'application car elles sont gérées par d'autres TC: - IEC TC 69 - ISO TC 149 - ISO TC 22
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IEC/TC 125 is a Technical Committee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Personal e-Transporters (PeTs)" and is responsible for: Standardization of electrically powered transport devices where the speed control and/or steering is electrical/electronic (‘personal e-transporters’) for use on the road or in public spaces. This means, standardization in the field of personal e-Transporters, including but not limited to: • Electrical and mechanical Safety • Reliability • Functional safety • EMC • Maintenance • Docking stations for public use • Recycling Exclusions: Standardization of electrically powered bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles and passenger cars are excluded from the scope because they are handled by other TCs: - IEC TC 69 - ISO TC 149 - ISO TC 22 This committee has published 5 standards.
IEC/TC 125 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: Standardization of electrically powered transport devices where the speed control and/or steering is electrical/electronic (‘personal e-transporters’) for use on the road or in public spaces. This means, standardization in the field of personal e-Transporters, including but not limited to: • Electrical and mechanical Safety • Reliability • Functional safety • EMC • Maintenance • Docking stations for public use • Recycling Exclusions: Standardization of electrically powered bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles and passenger cars are excluded from the scope because they are handled by other TCs: - IEC TC 69 - ISO TC 149 - ISO TC 22 Currently, there are 5 published standards from this technical committee.
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