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UL 508 Standard Requires Automated Safety Testing of Electromechanical Components

November 10, 2010 Product Safety Administrator

For compliance to regulatory safety requirements, electromechanical component manufacturers must submit their relays and switches and other components to endurance tests that verify their reliability and safety. Alvin Agustin of MET Laboratories’ Baltimore Safety Lab contributed an article this month to Test & Measurement World Magazine to describe a test setup of this type for... Read More

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