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16.—(1) The verification tolerances set out in Table 33 must be used only by the market surveillance authority and only for the purposes of this Schedule.
(2) The manufacturer, authorised representative or importer of a product must not use the verification tolerances—
(a)as allowed tolerances to establish the declared values;
(b)in order to interpret the declared values with a view to achieving compliance; or
(c)to communicate better performance.
(3) Where three additional units are tested in accordance with paragraph 15, the determined value for the purposes of Table 33 means the arithmetic mean of the values determined for those three additional units.
Parameter | Verification tolerances |
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On mode power demand, (Pmeasured, Watts) excluding allowances and adjustments in paragraphs 3 to 5 of Schedule 19, for the purposes of the EEI calculation in paragraph 2 of that Schedule | The determined value must not exceed the declared value by more than 7 per cent. |
Off mode, standby mode and networked standby mode power demand (Watts), as applicable | The determined value must not exceed the declared value by more than 0.10 Watt if the declared value is 1.00 W or less, or by more than 10 per cent if the declared value is more than 1.00 W |
Peak white luminance ratio | Where applicable, the determined value must not be lower than 60 per cent of the peak white luminance of the brightest on mode configuration provided by the electronic display |
Peak white luminance (cd/m2) | The determined value must not be lower than the declared value by more than 8 per cent |
Visible screen diagonal in centimetres | The determined value must not be lower than the declared value by more than 1 cm |
Screen area in dm2 | The determined value must not be lower than the declared value by more than 0.1 dm2 |
Timed functions as set out in paragraphs 8 and 9 of Schedule 19 | The power down or switch must be completed within 5 seconds of the set out values |
Weight of plastic components as specified in paragraph 12 of Schedule 19 | The determined value must not be different from the declared value by more than 5 grams |
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