IEC/TC 111 - Environmental standardization for electrical and electronic products and systems
Standardization of environmental aspects concerns: - To prepare the necessary guidelines, basic and horizontal standards, including technical reports, in the environmental area, in close cooperation with product committees of IEC, which remain autonomous in dealing with the environmental aspects relevant to their products; - To liaise with product committees in the elaboration of environmental requirements of product standards in order to foster common technical approaches and solutions for similar problems and thus assure consistency in IEC standards; - To liaise with ACEA and ISO/TC 207; - To monitor closely the corresponding regional standardization activities worldwide in order to become a focal point for discussions concerning standardization; - EMC and EMF aspects are excluded from the scope.
Normalisation environnementale pour les produits et les systèmes électriques et électroniques
Normalisation des aspects environnementaux: - Préparer les lignes directrices nécessaires, les normes de base et horizontales, y compris les rapports techniques, dans le domaine de l'environnement, en étroite collaboration avec les comités produits de la CEI, qui restent autonomes dans la gestion des aspects environnementaux pertinents à leurs produits; - Assurer la liaison avec les comités produits à l'élaboration des exigences environnementales des normes produits en vue de favoriser des approches et des solutions techniques communes pour des problèmes similaires et ainsi assurer la cohérence dans les normes de l'IEC; - Assurer la liaison avec l'ACEA et l'ISO / TC 207; - Suivre de près les activités de normalisation régionales correspondantes dans le monde entier afin de devenir un point focal pour les discussions concernant la normalisation; - Les aspects CEM et EMF sont exclus du champ d'application.
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IEC/TC 111 is a Technical Committee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Environmental standardization for electrical and electronic products and systems" and is responsible for: Standardization of environmental aspects concerns: - To prepare the necessary guidelines, basic and horizontal standards, including technical reports, in the environmental area, in close cooperation with product committees of IEC, which remain autonomous in dealing with the environmental aspects relevant to their products; - To liaise with product committees in the elaboration of environmental requirements of product standards in order to foster common technical approaches and solutions for similar problems and thus assure consistency in IEC standards; - To liaise with ACEA and ISO/TC 207; - To monitor closely the corresponding regional standardization activities worldwide in order to become a focal point for discussions concerning standardization; - EMC and EMF aspects are excluded from the scope. This committee has published 37 standards.
IEC/TC 111 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: Standardization of environmental aspects concerns: - To prepare the necessary guidelines, basic and horizontal standards, including technical reports, in the environmental area, in close cooperation with product committees of IEC, which remain autonomous in dealing with the environmental aspects relevant to their products; - To liaise with product committees in the elaboration of environmental requirements of product standards in order to foster common technical approaches and solutions for similar problems and thus assure consistency in IEC standards; - To liaise with ACEA and ISO/TC 207; - To monitor closely the corresponding regional standardization activities worldwide in order to become a focal point for discussions concerning standardization; - EMC and EMF aspects are excluded from the scope. Currently, there are 37 published standards from this technical committee.
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