Electric toys. SafetyWhat is BS EN 62115 Safety for electronic toys? BS EN 62115 is an international standard that focuses on safety for electronic toys. BS EN 62115 seeks as far as possible to apply a hazard approach instead of design restrictions for toys. The following definitions should be kept in mind when reading BS EN 62115: Hazard is a potential source of harm Risk is the probable rate of occurrence of a hazard causing harm and the degree of severity of the harm

BS 3900-0 provides tables that detail standards relating to methods for testing paints and allied materials

It helps users to determine the exact room for error while manufacturing particular products for particular applications

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BS EN 1998-5 gives alternative procedures

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BS 8431 applies to meters that measure active energy

This European Standard does not cover:

BS EN 10025‑2  does not apply to structural hollow sections (see EN 10210-1 and EN 10219-1) and tubes

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