The Forum representatives attended a meeting held by Adept, formerly CSS, to finalise the draft of ‘Notes for Guidance on the Specification of Street Lighting Columns’ at the ILP Head office in Rugby.
The Forum held its 35th meeting on 15th July at the ILE headquarters in Rugby.
The QA Certification updated 21st July 2010
Updated 13/07/2010 BS 6399-2:1997 withdrawn BS EN ISO 1461:1999 superseded by :2009
The application of Isocyanates to lighting columns in the manufacturers works needs careful consideration of safety measures.
The Forum held its 34th meeting on 15th April at the ILE headquarters in Rugby.
An error has been discovered in PD 6547, Guidance on the use of BS EN 40-3-1 and BS EN 40-3-3 in Table A.1 which could affect column designs for Coventry. The error will be corrected by BSI in due course but read on for detailed information.
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CE Marking for Lighting Columns
CE MARKING OF LIGHTING COLUMNS TO BS EN 40Although CE marking is not yet required in the UK it will become mandatory in the not too distant future. However, it is already necessary for columns exported to Europe. All the major manufacturers of lighting columns met to review the relevant legislation and standards and have published guidance for the UK Lighting Industry on the administration and practical implementation of CE marking lighting columns. The document is the conclusion of months of research and discussion within the lighting industry and summarises the general requirements for CE marking from the European legislation and UK law, as communicated through the British and European Standards. It outlines the responsibilities of manufacturers and suppliers and sets out the lighting industry's agreed best practice for meeting these requirements for lighting columns manufactured from concrete, steel, aluminium and fibre reinforced polymer composite (FRPC). The 19 page document is LCTF Copyright but may be copied as a whole but not in part. To download the document click here.
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