施耐德Schneider Electric Standardization Overview_EN.pptVIP

Standardization March 2008 Bernard VALENTIN Standardization, Regulation, Certification Regulation makes use of or refers to standards Certification ensures customer confidence Standardization, New Technologies Certification New technologies need standards to spread Certification ensures customer confidence Standardization is part of the growth strategy Schneider Electric believes in the strength of standards regulation to guarantee product and system capability to meet the customers’ requirements Schneider Electric wants to behave as an opinion leader in its domain, consistently with its leading competitive positioning, present or targeted. Examples: Electrical Installations and Products / Safety Building Automation Control / Energy Efficiency Consortia are essential contributors in the standardization of New Technologies Consortia are a way to agree on specifications already recognized by the market, and to boost their applications on the market (examples: wireless communication…) IEC/ISO Procedures (Publicly Available Specification…) control the transfer of the documents issued by consortia to International standards as long as quality and market recognition are reached. National Committees have the final decision to approve the standard or not. Standardization topics priority list Safety Low Voltage Electrical Installation Functional and Machine Safety Interoperability and architectures Device Description Opened systems Environment IEC TC111 : methodologies and common rules, They precede requirements in products standards. Energy Efficiency Active EE: monitoring and control System approach, and service Certification Towards an efficient European 3rd party certification Schneider Electric participation in IEC and ISO IEC registered experts and key positions 80 experts in IEC working groups 8 TC or SC secretaries, 6 chairmen 20 WG conveners ISO participation 10 registered experts 1 chairman (TC 184) Around 30 full time delegates An interna