Lighting in Design August-September 2016

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IGNORANCE CAN BE COSTLY

There is a good deal of confusion and misunderstanding about: • Which regulations are applicable to which electrical products and services • The roles of authorities such as the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS), the SABS and the Department of Labour. The SAFEhouse Association has produced a guide to help specifiers, suppliers and users determine the standards and regulatory requirements applicable to electrical products and services covered by legislation.

A SAFEhouse Guide to the Regulation of Electrical Products

Tel: +27 11 396 8140 info@safehousesa.co.za www.safehousesa.co.za

Download a free copy of the SAFEhouse Guide to the Regulation of Electrical Products from www.safehousesa.co.za

Download free copies of SAFEhouse guides from www.safehousesa.co.za

Guides contain helpful information on: • Regulatory references & requirements • Technology • Indications of risk in using substandard products and services

A SAFEhouse Guide to MiniatureCircuitBreakers – Part 1

The SAFEhouse Guide to Electric Cables

The SAFEhouse Guide to Luminaires

The SAFEhouse Guide to Surge Protection

A SAFEhouse Guide to LED Lighting

A SAFEhouse Guide to the Regulation of Electrical Products

Tel:+27113968140 info@safehousesa.co.za www.safehousesa.co.za

To find out what you can do to avoid or reduce the risks that result from using sub-standard, dangerous electrical products, consult SAFEhouse guides or visit www.safehousesa.co.za for some recommendations.

The SAFEhouse Association is a non-profit, industry organisation committed to the fight against sub-standard, unsafe electrical products.

For more information contact : Pierre Nothard: 011 396 8140 Email: pierren@safehousesa.co.za www.safehousesa.co.za

SAFEhouse members have signed a code of conduct: Your assurance of commitment to offer only safe electrical products.

AMEMBEROFTHE Hudaco GROUP

As at 14/07/2016

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