Od-2020 TRF Guidelines
Od-2020 TRF Guidelines
OD-2020-Ed.1.7
OPERATIONAL & RULING DOCUMENTS
TRF – Development,
maintenance and use
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Worldwide System for Conformity Testing and Certification
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TRF – Development,
maintenance and use
This TRF Manual has been prepared by the IECEE CMC TRF Working
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Worldwide System for Conformity Testing and Certification of
Electrical Equipment and Components (IECEE)
Part 1
General introduction to the TRF procedures
1.1 Scope
This Operational Document (OD) addresses various stages of Test Report Form (TRF) development,
distribution, maintenances and use. It also includes various examples to illustrate the requirements.
1.2 Purpose
For the most part, this OD has been prepared to address the needs of TRF originators, TRF users and
TRF administrators. The purpose of this OD is to guide all parties involved in the TRF procedures and to
address the certification, data exchange and other IECEE community needs, as appropriate.
1.3 Definitions
Test Report Form (TRF) – A blank form prepared by the TRF originator according to Part 3 of OD CB
2020 and published according to Annexes G and H of this Operational Document.
TRF Originator – An NCB appointed by IECEE to develop a specific Test Report Form.
CB Test Report – A filled out Test Report Form (TRF), containing results of product investigation,
measured test data and attachments per the list of attachments referring to supporting documents. (See
Annex E for instructions).
The OD consists of six Parts and ten Annexes, which compliment each other and together describe the
complete TRF process. Individual Parts may be used to serve a specific purpose, for example, Parts 4
and 5 address the needs of CB Test Report compilers.
Part 2
The request for a TRF is basically made by an IECEE member, which has presumably received an
application for testing and certification of product(s) falling under a determined standard. The request
shall be addressed to the IECEE Secretariat in writing to the following email address: [email protected]
Upon receipt, the IECEE Secretariat checks whether the requested TRF is:
- Already available;
- Available but requiring updates;
- In process of being originated/updated by an assigned IECEE member;
- Not available.
2.1.1. If the requested TRF is already available or in process of being originated/updated, the
requesting IECEE member is notified by the Secretariat.
a). In case the requested TRF is an update and has been previously assigned to or prepared
by other member, the IECEE Secretariat will consult with that member prior to making
any additional inquires among participating NCBs.
b). In case the originator is not able to update the TRF within a defined time frame, or there
is no assigned originator for the TRF, the requesting IECEE member will be asked to
originate the relevant TRF. However, as a pre-condition, the requesting member must
have been accepted to issue CB Test Certificates based on the relevant IEC standard.
c). If the requesting member is not prepared to develop the TRF, the IECEE Secretariat
immediately starts a formal consultation among other members seeking an NCB willing to
originate the missing TRF.
Note: It is assumed that the NCB, which has got the application for certification purpose,
will undertake the responsibility of originating the TRF, should the consultation made by
the IECEE Secretariat among the IECEE members lead to a no-offer. In case no
originator can be found, the requesting member is expected to drop the TRF request.
The IECEE Secretariat will formally appoint an IECEE member as a TRF Originator according to a), b) or
c) above, as appropriate.
The originator will develop the assigned TRF following the requirements in Part 3.
Once the appointed originator completed the TRF, the originator forwards the relevant TRF in MS Word
format to the IECEE Secretariat via email. See Annex H.
The TRF originator shall advise the IECEE Secretariat whether the TRF should be distributed via regular
or via simplified procedure (See Annex G and clause 6.3 for details).
New TRFs that are not distributed via simplified procedure can be used on a trial bases for three to six
months. IECEE distributes the TRF to members and publishes on the IECEE Website as a provisional
TRF.
During the trial and comment period, users are expected to provide feedback to the IECEE Secretariat
(See Part 6). IECEE Secretariat informs the TRF originator about the findings and requests that
comments be addressed, when appropriate.
For new or updated TRFs, the IECEE Secretariat will verify the correct Test Report Reference Number,
layout, editing, etc prior to publishing the TRF in the relevant areas of both, the IECEE Web Site for the
members and the IEC Web Store for outsiders, or return to the originator for corrections.
The IECEE Secretariat informs the IECEE members about the publication through e-mails each time a
new TRF(s) are posted on the IECEE Web Site and IEC Web Store.
Part 6 of this OD describes the process addressing users’ requests for modifications to the content of a
TRF, as well as, administrative changes.
Annexes G and H describe the procedure for TRF modification requests and distribution.
The simplified procedure for TRF distribution is described in Clause 6.4 and in Annex G.
Part 3
Guidelines on how to prepare new TRFs
The originator shall always use the latest TRF template available on the IECEE Website.
(http://www.iecee.org/cbscheme/html/cbtrep.htm). This applies to the TRF itself and to the National
Differences TRFs.
3.1.1. As a basic rule, one TRF covering IEC requirements shall be developed. For the EN
standard an EN Annex covering EN Differences shall be attached to the IEC TRF. If a separate
TRF according to the EN standard is necessary due to a considerable number of EN Differences,
this shall be agreed with the IECEE Secretariat.
3.1.2. The EN Annexes and in specific situations, EN TRFs respectively, shall be prepared by the
originator located within EU countries, which might result in a different originator for the IEC Test
Report Form and for the Annex with EN Differences.
The originator shall always use the latest EN Differences and National Differences templates
available from the IECEE Website.
3.1.3. In general, a separate TRF shall be prepared for Part 1 and for each Part 2 standard.
However, the originators may choose to prepare a TRF for a combined Part 1 and one or more
Part 2 standards (Example: IEC 60335 and IEC 60598 Series). For uniformity of all TRFs in a
particular series of standards, the originator shall always start with the approved Part 1 TRF,
when available, and incorporate into it Part 2 requirements (See Clause 3.7.3).
The following formatting and identification instructions shall be taken into account when preparing new or
modifying old test report forms (TRF):
File format: MS Word format "97-2002 + 6.0/95 - RTF" or "97-2003 + 6.0/95 - RTF"
Margins: Top 2 cm, Bottom 2 cm, Left 3 cm, Right 1 cm (standard margins)
Optional: Left 2 cm, Right 2 cm (CBTL using double sided printing may modify the margins)
3.3 Identification of the IEC Standard, TRF number and Master TRF
For Part 2 TRF the above shall be followed by the reference to the correct Part 1.
Examples:
• IEC 60601-2-2:2006 (Fourth Ed.) for use in conjunction with IEC 60601-1 (1988), Amts 1 (1991)
and 2 (1995)
• IEC 60601-2-22: 2007 (Third Ed.) for use in conjunction with IEC 60601-1: 2005 (Third Edition)
• IEC 60335-2-4:2002 (5th Ed.) and IEC 60335-2-7:2002 (6th Ed.) for use in conjunction with
IEC 60335-1:2001 +A1:2004
The format of the TRF identification shall include the following elements:
IEC6xxxx_x_xxx followed by suffix letter
Examples:
• IEC60950_1F: means a TRF for IEC 60950-1, TRF version “F”
• IEC60601_2_22C means a TRF for IEC 60601-2-22, TRF version “C”
• IEC60335_2_4&7D: means a TRF for IEC 60 335-2-4 and IEC 60 335-2-7, TRF version “D”
• IEC60335_2_23B_delta: means a TRF for IEC 60 335-2-23 covering differences between
version “A” and version “B” (See Clause 3.7.1).
• IEC60950_1&IEC60601_1A: means a TRF covering two different standards IEC 60950-1 and
IEC 60601-1, TRF version “A” (see Clause 3.7.2).
• EU_GD_IEC60335_2_14F means a TRF covering European Group Differences for
IEC60335-2-14 version “F” (see Clause 3.4.5)
• US_ND_IEC60065_7th.ed.am.1 means a TRF covering US National Differences for
IEC60065, 7th ed. with am.1 (see Clause 3.4.5)
• MY_ND_IEC60065_7th.ed means a TRF covering Malaysian National Differences for
IEC60065 TRF, 7th ed.
Note: The suffix letter in the TRF identification number is reserved for a version and is added by
the TRF Originator. (In case of doubt, the IECEE Secretariat acting as the TRF Administrator will
verify the correctness of the TRF number).
Master TRF: The date of Master TRF shall be the date of TRF publication. See also Clause
6.3.7.
A Test Report Form must be easy to fill in and shall not include macros, except for the Test Report
Number and the page numbers. Check boxes may be used as allowed by the TRF template. The
originator may add protected fields but only if necessary. See instructions in Annex A.
A blank Test Report consists of four sections as specified below. The Testing Laboratory always
completes the first four sections including the critical components (section four). (See Annex E).
If National Differences are included during product investigation (see clause 3.4.4) then an attachment
covering National Differences shall also be completed.
The first section is a cover page – applicable to all Test Reports - that contains the general
information, such as names and addresses of Testing Laboratory and Applicant/Client, Report
reference number, standard used, TRF number, product name and product rating, trademark
and other information.
An example of the first page of TRF is shown in Annex C.
Pages that follow the cover page (normally three or more pages) contain specific information
related to testing procedure and testing locations, list of attachments, product under testing,
investigated National Differences, general tests and samples information.
An example of information pages can be found in Annex C.
This section of the TRF is a standardized section consisting of a checklist, referencing clause by
clause the requirements of a particular IEC standard.
Note 1: Sub-clauses that are explanatory notes do not need to be detailed in the checklist.
The compliance checklist section is formatted into 4 columns. For practical reasons each
column heading (below) appears as a table heading on each page of this section, e.g. the whole
section may be one table and the table heading is repeated at the beginning of each page.
When this is not practical, the table may be split into several smaller tables, however, the
headers are repeated on each page.
In order to fully utilize the available space on each page, the typical width of each cell in the test
case section shall be as follows: 2 cm, 8.3 cm, 5 cm and 1.6 cm. (Note: A4 page width is 21
cm, margins 4 cm and about 0.1 is left for lines width).
Note 2: Identical clause numbers of subsequent test cases are not repeated (printed) in the
compliance checklist table.
Different test case types may be presented in one of the following ways (each type is followed
by an example).
Heading
30 CONSTRUCTION
Sub-heading
When regular test case requires a specific result or comment in addition to the verdict, it
needs to be identified by a dotted leader as in the example below:
Auxiliary test case, not requiring a verdict but additional information only, needs to be
identified by a shaded verdict field (shading is12.5% gray):
Result: Any information that results from column 2, such as a measured value, a
remark or an explanation, if applicable.
This section contains tables with the measured values, specific test conditions,
test remarks and additional testing information.
All measurement tables shall have supplementary information field at the bottom of the table to
provide room for clarification of test parameters.
An example of a measuring section is shown in Annex C and Annex E.
A table describing critical components and/or materials is an integral part of each TRF.
The Critical Components and Materials table shall be the last section after the measurement
section to assist in prompt identification of component information in the Test Report. This table
has only the title and no number. It can have two styles of rows. The first style has six
columns:
a). Object / part No. => name of component or identifier, for example mains switch, T10, C3, F1
(ID of the components on schematics, wiring diagrams, and similar), main enclosure, bottom
plate, terminal pins….
b). Manufacturer/trademark => the manufacturer’s name shall be specified, except for some
materials (for example metal plate, heat sink, terminal pins) or for generic components
specified in CTL Decisions, such as PWB.
c). Type / model => When applicable, a designation that allows identification of the component
d). Technical data => relevant ratings and/or characteristics for components that are critical for
compliance with the standard (for example the following may apply but is not limited to
electrical component ratings, material thickness, flammability rating and similar)
e). Standard => Applicable IEC or National harmonized component standard, or product
standard if investigated as part of the product
f). Mark(s) of conformity => Provided evidence ensuring the agreed level of compliance. See
OD-2039.
The second row style is to allow more space for additional information. This row consists of two
columns: “Description” and a free text field.
- Description:
Supplementary information:
1) Provided evidence ensures the agreed level of compliance. See OD-2039.
Note: The free text field provides additional space for information that may not fit in the
standard cell format. The use of this row is optional, and when used, it is always in conjunction
with the object/part number specified in the row above it.
A completed table is provided in Annex E.
a). This attachment is used for National Differences requirements. The National Differences
Test Report Forms are structured as described in Clause 3.4.2 except a unique cover page is
used for National Differences TRFs. A measurement section may also be included (as in clause
3.4.3) when needed to record specific measurements.
Note: By National Differences it is meant National Differences, Group Differences and Special
National Conditions. Normally, the National Differences TRFs are provided by Member Bodies
at the time of the Acceptance of Standards used in the IECEE CB Scheme as the basis for the
national certification or are prepared by the originator appointed by IECEE Secretariat.
b). Countries listed in the “Summary of compliance with National Differences” field may only
include those countries for which either a completed National Differences TRF is attached or
those countries that declared no National Differences.
c). When the investigation covers more than one edition of the standard, a TRF that includes the
requirements from more than one standard edition may be used (see clause 3.7). In this case
the attached National Differences TRFs may also address National Differences to more than
one edition of the standard as applicable for the target countries requested by the Applicant.
d). Individual National Differences TRFs may be combined into one attachment with all pages
numbered sequentially or each National Differences TRF might be placed one after the other,
however, the list of attachments must include the list of all National Differences TRFs attached.
A separate National Differences TRF for Part 1 and Part 2 Standards may also be combined
into one attachment with all pages numbered sequentially.
Examples of TRFs for National Differences are shown in Annex C and in Annex E.
The CB Test Reports generated under Manufacturer’s Testing Programs, TMP and WMT shall
contain an attachment, listing test equipment utilized during the testing. The equipment list is
optional for SMT and RMT programs.
Note: Annex C and E include an example of the required attachment for testing conducted
under the manufacturer testing programs, TMP and WMT. The form is optional for SMT and
RMT programs. Other forms with a different layout but containing corresponding information
are also acceptable.
3.6.1. The “Requirement – Test” column in the TRF is a summary of the requirement. The full
text of the standard shall not be repeated.
3.6.2. All pages of the Test Report Form shall be numbered continuously with the total number
of pages indicated.
3.6.3. The TRF is a part of the conformity assessment, therefore, the wording used in the
“Requirement – Test” column needs to be simple and needs to prompt for a clear “Pass”, “Fail”
or “N/A” verdict. (Acceptable verdicts are also repeated in the TRF template).
3.6.4. Words such as “shall” and “should” are normally reserved for requirements and
recommendations in the standard, respectively. Since the Test Report requires a confirming
verdict for each clause, it is necessary to use indicative rather than imperative phrases when
abbreviating the requirements.
(Example:
Instead of: “Time-delay fuse shall be used”, the correct wording in the TRF states “Use of time-
delay fuse”.)
3.6.5. Sub-header style in the TRF should be used when many regular test cases apply to the
same header. However, the use of too many sub-headers in a sequence without any regular
test case entries that follow the sub-headers should be avoided when possible. It makes the
TRF too lengthy, difficult to handle and computerize.
3.6.6. Special care must be taken to avoid situations in which a “Fail” verdict in the Test Report
could be acceptable in overall product compliance.
Example:
Provided example is based on the IEC 60950, Third Edition.
The standard calls for a flammability test and allows repeating that test or running an alternate
test in case of a failure. Therefore, the “Fail” verdict would be entered in the TRF for the first
test, in which the failure occurred. In order to avoid this situation, the TRF originator must
design the report form in such a way as to avoid the negative results. This could be
accomplished by any of the methods presented below or similar, equally effective.
3.6.6.1. TRF may provide instructions for CBTL in the “Remarks” column:
A.6 Flammability tests for classifying materials V-0, V-1 or V-2 Pass
A.6.1 Samples, material.................................... : Material designation FR-556
Wall thickness (mm) ................................ : 0.5
A.6.5 Flammability test compliance criteria Note: This clause is not N/A
applicable if test per A.6.6 was
conducted
A.6.6 Permitted re-test All samples of the second set Pass
met the relevant criteria.
3.6.6.2. TRF may combine both tests in one clause and a comment can clarify the testing.
A.6 Flammability tests for classifying materials V-0, V-1 or V-2 Pass
A.6.5 Compliance criteria and permitted re-testing All samples passed the Pass
A.6.6 permitted re-testing.
3.6.6.3. TRF may utilize "type 3 verdict" (Auxiliary test case, requiring additional information but
not a verdict):
A.6 Flammability tests for classifying materials V-0, V-1 or V-2 Pass
A.6.1 Samples, material.................................... : Material designation FR-556
Wall thickness (mm) ................................ : 0.5
A.6.5 Flammability test ..................................... : Add comment as appropriate
A.6.6 Permitted re-test...................................... : Add comment as appropriate
Compliance criteria for flammability tests Pass
and re-tests
3.7 TRF Originator’s responsibility before submitting Test Report Form to IECEE
3.7.1 Care must be taken to avoid common TRF mistakes before submitting the TRF to
IECEE for distribution to members.
3.7.2 The originators are expected to validate the TRF using the checklist for TRF
Originators (See Annex B).
Special case TRFs are only developed when IECEE members have identified market needs. They are
not applicable and /or practical for all product categories.
3.8.1 Generating integrated TRFs covering different editions of the same standard
3.8.1.1 In order to efficiently cope with situations where manufacturers target the worldwide
market and wish to seek a CB Test Certificate that covers more than one edition of a particular
standard (e.g. IEC 60950-1, First edition and IEC 60950, Third edition and IEC 60950, Second
edition with Amendments 1-4), a TRF that includes the requirements from more than one
standard edition may be developed.
a) The structure of the TRF (shown here based on the example of IEC 60950) shall be as
follows:
Note: If there are conflicting requirements in the previous and the new edition, or when the
product cannot meet the more stringent requirements in the new edition, the NCB must use the
TRF for the previous edition of the standard. The use of Delta TRFs is not allowed in this case.
The Delta TRF is identified by suffix “delta” added to the TRF reference number according to
Clause 3.3.
Example: The suffix “delta” added to the “B” version means a TRF, which covers differences
between version “A” and version “B” of the corresponding editions of the IEC standard.
3.8.2.1 This type of product combination TRF benefits particular segments of some industries
where there is a need to have the identical device complying with more then one IEC standards.
Note: An example within the medical industry includes power supplies, which often need to
comply with two safety standards, IEC 60601-1 for Medical products and IEC 60950-1 for IT
products. Typically, these are IT equipment and associated power supplies that will need to
additionally comply with IEC 60601-1 either due to a specific application or in consideration of
the manufacturer’s desire for broader market access.
3.8.2.2 Product combination TRFs are supplements to the existing TRFs based on a product
and not on a single IEC standard; they may be developed across various categories.
3.8.2.3 When creating a product combination TRF, one standard is selected as the main
standard. The selected main standard shall cover the majority of the required tests.
Example: IEC 60950-1 selected as main standard and supplement TRF for combination with
IEC 60065, or IEC 60601-1, or IEC 61010-1.
3.8.2.4 TRF Originator shall identify the most severe requirements in all applied standards
and eliminate Clauses that are not applicable to the investigated product.
3.8.2.5 The originator shall identify common requirements to avoid duplication in the
supplementary TRF.
3.8.2.5 Any additional requirements that address the use (for example: outdoor use, high
altitude use, hospital environment or other application considerations) are to be identified and
included in the combination TRF.
3.8.2.6 The combination TRFs shall be so designed that the supplemental Annex can only be
used for a specific product it has been prepared for and together with the main standard TRF.
In a supplement TRF developed to include IEC 60601-1 requirements for product investigated
according to IEC 60950-1:
3.8.2.8 To ensure the acceptance of product combination TRFs by Receiving NCBs, the
appointment of TRF originator and the distribution of TRF shall follow the OD CB 2020. Only
the approved and officially published product combination TRFs shall be used.
3.8.2.9 The NCBs have an option of using the approved, complete TRFs for the product in
question instead of the product combination TRFs.
3.8.3.1 This type of combination TRF may benefit particular segments of the industry where
there is a need for a report addressing products combining several features into one appliance
within the same product category.
The Test Measurement section of TRF may contain large tables. If it is not practical to continue the
table using the “portrait” orientation due to the large size, the table may be designed and printed in
the landscape format. An example of a TRF page in landscape orientation is shown in Annex D.
When abbreviations are used throughout the report, they shall be clarified. See an example in
Annex F, Page 60.
Part 4
Guidelines on how to fill in TRFs
The following shall be taken into account when completing a test report form (TRF):
Examples of completed Test Report pages and instructions on how to complete Test Report page are in
Annex E.
The Test Report Forms shall not be modified. However, to help preserve the environment, when
compiling the Test Report, whole clauses of the TR may be omitted as specified in Annex E if they are not
applicable to specific product.
When completing each sub-clause of the TRF, comments indicating why the particular item passed, failed
or is not applicable should be included as necessary for clarity. The Report shall provide sound, sufficient
information to grant the certification without the necessity to conduct additional evaluation or testing.
Note: Therefore, whenever possible the Test Report should also be accompanied by additional
information, such as schematics, insulation diagram, detailed component information and report
on compliance with National Differences.
Testing Laboratories shall complete, as a minimum, these four sections. The Test Report shall include
photos (see clause 4.10.1). The Report may also contain additional attachments, such as for example,
National Differences TRF(s).
CB Testing Laboratory .................. : N/A – LTR program used under the supervision of the NCB
CB Testing Laboratory .................. : The name and address of the appointed CBTL
4.4.2 Pages behind the cover page contain signature page, testing laboratory information, factory
list, specific information related to the product under test, marking details, and other general
testing and report information.
4.5.1. The compliance checklist is the second section of the Test Report formatted into 4 columns.
The first two columns titled: “Clause” and “Requirement-Test” are provided for reference only and
shall not be modified by the Testing Laboratory. For the complete text of the requirement, testing
engineers shall refer to the standard. In case of any discrepancy between the standard and the
TRF, the standard text shall prevail.
4.5.2. The next column, called “Result”, needs to be completed as part of the investigation. In this
column a measured value or an explanation shall be typed; anything that results from the
requirement in column two. The fourth column confirms the compliance, states non-compliance or
declares the particular clause as not applicable. The verdicts can be “Pass” (“P”), “Fail” (“F”) or
“N/A”. See also TRF template.
4.5.3. Since there are different test case types in a TRF, the Testing Laboratory shall pay special
attention to the type of the clause in order to correctly complete the TRF.
4.6.1. The third section contains tables and may contain special remarks.
Tables are provided to record the actual measurements taken during the test. It is not allowed to
use statements such as “OK”, “meets the standard”, “more than”, “less than”, or similar instead of
the measured value, unless otherwise specified by CTL.
4.6.2. Tables also provide room for information about test conditions (supplementary information
field). When completing measurement tables, traceability of measurement must be ensured. When
necessary table rows can be multiplied, however, adding new tables or removing tables is not
allowed.
Note: Examples of measurement tables containing test data for more than one model or part are
shown in Annex E.
4.7.1. The fourth section contains a table describing critical components and/or materials.
4.7.2. The information to be included in the critical components and materials table shall be based
on the following:
a). The CTL clarification: “A safety critical component can only be determined upon a
preliminary examination/evaluation of the electrical diagram/design/construction. When the
design of the product is such that a determined component, in case of failure, can
compromise the safety aspect, this component is defined as “safety critical”.
b). Components, which have specific requirements in the end product standards.
c). Components, which have requirements in the National Standards included in the
evaluation
d). Materials, which are critical to maintain compliance with the standard (such as corrosion
requirements, flammability)
e). Professional judgment of the CBTL/NCB.
Note: Additional information can be provided in the free text field of a Description row. An example
is shown in Annex E.
4.8.1. A complete Test Report shall contain an attachment with photos of the product taken
according to CTL-OP 107, Guide on Use of Photographs in CB Test Reports.
4.8.2. An attachment addressing National Differences may be completed when requested by the
Applicant. This attachment may be a merge of selected National and Group Differences TRFs into
one document. The National Differences attachment shall have its own numbering of pages with a
total number of pages indicated. An example of a completed ND TRF is provided in Annex E.
The “Summary of compliance with National Differences” field shall only contain the list of countries for
which National and/or Group Differences have been addressed.
Optional compliance statement referring to the national or regional standard may also be used:
The product fulfils the requirements of _________ (insert standard number and edition and delete the
text in parenthesis).
4.8.3. Completed list of used test equipment shall be provided as an attachment to the Test Reports
when a Manufacturer Testing Laboratory TMP or WMT has been utilized. (Optional for SMTL and
RMTL where quality system verified by the NCB ensures appropriate document control system in
place). See Annex E for example of the equipment table.
4.8.4. According to IECEE 02, Clause 4.2.2, Test Reports may contain additional attachments, such
as product description and other information necessary for identification of the product, additional test
data, schematics, component licenses, and similar
Part 5
Guidelines on how to prepare Amendment Reports
5.1. General
An Amendment Report can only be issued to the original CB Test Report. The Amendment shall state
that it is not valid without the original CB Test Report. The original Test Report reference number shall be
clearly identified in the Amendment to allow for logical tracking of product changes.
Amendment Reports to the original CB Test Report can be issued to correct and/or include the following:
Note 1: There are two main reasons for issuing an Amendment Report, technical modifications to the
originally tested products (See IECEE 02, Clause 4.2.4) and corrections.
Note 2: Misprints and typo errors are treated as corrections. They are not considered a technical
modification to the product. Once corrections are processed client/applicant may simply replace the
affected pages in the original Test Report. (In order to be traceable, the corrections should have the date
of correction typed on the corrected page). There is no limit on the number of allowed corrections.
5.2.1 It may be necessary to modify the information contained in a CB Test Report several times.
However, if these modifications are due to technical changes to the certified product(s) they are
limited to three, after which a new CB Test Report (and CB Test Certificate) shall be issued. This
shall not preclude issuing a new CB Test Reports and Certificates for every technical modification, if
the Member NCBs and the Applicant wish to do so.
Note: It is recommended, however, that for extensive product modifications requiring testing, a new
CB Test Report be issued, even if less than three technical modifications were previously processed.
5.2.2. Engineering judgment should be used regarding the issue of a new CB Test Report versus an
Amendment Report, however, upgrading a CB Test Certificate and Report from an old edition of the
standard to a newer edition of the standard requires issuing a new CB Test Certificate and a new CB
Test Report. The appropriate TRF, matching the new edition of the standard, shall be used. An
Amendment Report is not allowed in this case.
5.3.1. When a product is subject to technical modifications, both, the CB Test Certificate (under
"Additional Information") and CB Test Report (under “General product information”) shall clearly
identify the nature of such modifications, as applicable.
5.3.2. The following rules apply when issuing an Amendment to the original CB Test Report:
5.3.2.1. The reason for the issued Amendment Report shall be explained. All changes made
to the original Test Report shall be explained and conducted tests identified.
Note: For example, if new models are being added, explain the differences and similarities
between models and indicate tests that were performed or why tests were not performed.
5.3.2.2. All clauses and/or sub-clauses of the original Test Report that are affected by the
changes should be appropriately revised. All pages included in the Amendment Report shall
be marked with the correct identifier (e.g. Report Ref. number and the date when the changes
to the original Test Report were made).
5.3.2.3. For illustration purposes, a few completed pages from an Amendment Report are
shown in Annex F. The example shows Amendment No. 2 Report issued due to the technical
modification to the product (critical components were added) with limited testing. However, the
original Test Report was already modified once by Amendment 1 Report, which has been
issued because new models were added. In this case, after engineering review of the
differences and similarities between originally tested models and new models, no tests were
considered necessary. In the provided example, the history of all changes and the reasons
why the Amendment Reports have been issued are clearly documented.
After one more technical modification to the product a new CB Test Report shell be issued.
The reissued Test Reports, construction review and the necessary testing shall be completed
(see also IECEE 02, Clause 6.3.4).
5.3.2.4 Each Amendment Report shall contain its own “General information section”, which
shall be reproduced from the original Report with the necessary changes. If applicable,
additional pages containing, revised clauses/sub-clauses and modified test tables for
conducted tests, and/or other pages (such as photos, schematics, manuals) that are affected
by the product modifications shall be appended.
5.4.1. When issuing a CBTC over another CBTC (originally issued by NCB “1”)the following
conditions of recognition by the NCB “2” shall be followed and documented in the Test Report:
For NCB “2” to accept the CBTR/CBTC issued by NCB “1” for its own CB Certification, the Applicant
shall provide all relevant details obtained from NCB “1” for the CBTR/CBTC in question. The NCB “2”
shall arrange for:
• Obtaining a sample(s) and performing a construction review
• Performing any additional required testing, which will cover any new requirements (e.g. new edition
of a standard, national differences, etc.) or address and evaluate changes made to the product.
• Recording the necessary information in the new CB Test Report. The source of the original test
data from NCB “1” shall be identified in the new CB Test Report prepared under the
responsibility of NCB “2” (Based on ISO/IEC 17025, Sub-clause 4.13.2, “Technical records,”).
5.4.2. The information about the source of the original test data shall be provided in the section
“Summary of testing.” The date when sample was received for construction review shall be recorded
in the “Date of receipt of test item” field. Additional clarification may also be provided in the “General
Product Information section.”
Note 1: The extent of retesting or further partial testing, such as selected clauses of the relevant
standard(s), should be up to the professional judgment of NCB “2” as there can be various cases and
each case may require a particular approach.
Note 2: As a minimum, the product is required to go through a construction review and any further
partial testing deemed appropriate in the judgment of NCB “B” to fully cover any modifications to the
product or according to a new edition of a standard, National Differences, etc.
Note 3: Since some tests may influence the tests that follow, the sequence of tests must always be
considered.
Part 6
Requests for modifications to TRFs
6.1. General
The use of the most recent TRF template is compulsory for all newly developed TRFs. Previously
prepared TRFs for standards that are frequently used by the CB Scheme shall also be updated using the
new template, however; there is no need for an immediate update of those TRFs that are infrequently
used, unless specifically requested by members.
6.2.1. Most of template modifications are administrative in nature and simply reflect new CMC
decisions. When the TRF template is modified, the IECEE Secretariat shall request the originators
of TRFs to incorporate these modifications within the specified time frame. If this is not practical,
the IECEE Secretariat shall allow non-originators to make the updates based on template changes
(See clause 6.2.3). In either case, the TRFs need to be formally re-distributed to members.
Note: The updates of TRFs may also be used by the IECEE Secretariat to remove from the list of
TRFs those forms that are obsolete and no longer in use. (See also clause 6.4).
6.2.2. When the originator is not able to provide the updated TRF in the a time frame requested by
the Secretariat, and there is an urgent need for the updated TRF, another member appointed by
the Secretariat can make the updates, however, the process shall be as follows:
- IECEE Secretariat always sends request to the originator after a new template is approved
by the CMC and specifies the time frame for completion of the updates
- If the originator is not able to make that update, the IECEE Secretariat follows clause
6.2.3 and the administrative update path in Annex G.
Note: - In special cases, administrative changes may be combined with technical changes when
agreed with the TRF originator and the IECEE Secretariat. For the correct procedure see
clause 6.3.
6.3.1. After a new TRF has been developed, the TRF is published on the IECEE website and
considered “under comments”.
6.3.2. The comment period is maximum 6 months depending on the complexity of the TRF and
based on originator’s recommendation. All comments are to be sent to the IECEE Secretariat
using Annex I modification form.
6.3.3. During the comment period all members can use the TRF without restrictions, however; all
users shall be prepared to replace the TRF in their system, should the TRF be modified due to
comments received from members and incorporated in the TRF.
6.3.4. Following the 6-months comment period, the originator shall incorporate received comments
in the TRF. In case the provided comments cannot be included, the originator informs members
and provides an explanation. In case of a disagreement, members can appeal to WG 9 and ETF,
as appropriate. See flowchart in Annex G for details.
Note: TRF modification request form is not required when only minor and obvious corrections are
needed. The use of the form is recommended when many changes are necessary. However, in all
cases, the form helps tracking the implementation of modification requests.
6.3.5. After the modifications/comments provided by members have been incorporated in the TRF,
the TRF is considered a “final form.” Normally, no additional changes are allowed at this stage
(exception: only critical issues accidentally overlooked during the 6 months comment period can be
processed).
6.3.6. CB Test Certificates issued in conjunction with Test Reports based on the preliminary
version of TRFs shall be accepted as equivalent to the certificates provided with the final version of
the TRFs.
6.3.7. The “Master TRF date” shall be the TRF publication date. The publication date will be
different for the TRFs published on the IECEE website “under comments” and the final version
TRFs. Once the TRF is finalized, the publication date is replaced with the new date, which
designates the final version.
The simplified TRF distribution procedure is used when either only the administrative changes to
the TRF are made or when TRF updates are due to a simple Amendment to IEC standard. The
main difference between the regular and simplified distribution procedure is the 6-months trail and
comment period. In case of the simplified TRF distribution procedure, the TRF is immediately
published as the final TRF. The TRF originator shall advise the IECEE Secretariat whether the
simplified TRF distribution process is applicable. See also Annex G.
Only TRFs that are based on standard editions currently in the scope of the CB Scheme shall
remain on the IECEE list of TRFs.
Old versions of the TRFs shall be identified as archived on the IECEE Website. Allowing access to
old versions of TRFs is for reference only (due to previously issued CB Test Reports that may be
still valid in some countries). The archived TRFs shall not be used to generate new Test Reports.
TRFs shall be moved to the archives according to the rule that if there are less than three (3)
members using the old edition of the standard, the IEC standard is no longer operational in the CB
Scheme.
Annex A
Helpful hints for TRF originators:
1. In order to add an automatic update for all fields containing the same information, for example
the Report Ref. Number, follow these instructions:
Select View, Toolbars, Forms
Move cursor into the space for Report Reference No. on the first page of the Test Report.
Then click on Text Form Field icon (ab). Select shading for easier identification of this new field.
Double click on the newly created Text Form Field to open the Text Form Field screen:
Type Bookmark name CP1 (use name CP1 for the Report Reference No. for consistency).
Type Report Ref. No. in the “default text field” and click OK.
Move cursor to any space where normally the Report Reference No. should be typed (normally
in the header).
Annex A
Select Insert, Field, Links and References and Ref. Then type CP1 and click OK.
If you have several sections with different headers and page layout in the TRF you may need to
repeat these steps for each section.
To use the update field feature go to the Text Form Field. Double click on the field, type the
information (such as Report Ref. No.) in the “default text field” and click OK.
On each page of the printed document MS Word will automatically enter the text from the
“default text field” into the selected locations with the REF CP1 identification.
2. In order to add a dotted leader for test cases requiring a specific result or comment in
addition to the verdict, follow these instructions:
Move cursor to the second cell (“Requirement – Test”) and click Format then select Tabs.
In the “Tab stop position” type 6.7 cm (or as appropriate for the size of the table).
Set the alignment on “left”. Select the leader No. 2. Click on “Set” and then OK.
While still in the second cell, move cursor to the end of text in this cell and press “Control” +
“Tab”. Add the “:” symbol.
Annex A
3. In order to add shading in the cell, place cursor in that cell; select Format, Borders and
Shading. Click on the “Shading” tab and choose the top square for the 12.5% Grey.
You may also select Patterns, Style and 12.5% for the shading. This method appears to work
better during the conversion from MS Word 6.0 to higher versions of MS Word (the shading is
not lost).
Annex B
Annex C
TEST REPORT
IEC 60601–2–33
Medical electrical equipment
Part 2: Particular requirements for the safety of magnetic resonance equipment for medical
diagnosis
CB Testing Laboratory.................. :
Address........................................... :
Test specification:
Standard ......................................... : IEC 60601-2-33: 2007 (Second Edition) + A 1: 2005 + A 2: 2007
for use with IEC 60601-1:1988 + A1:1991 + A2: 1995
Test procedure ................................ : CB Scheme
Non-standard test method…………..: N/A
Test Report Form No..................... : IEC60601_2_33F
Test Report Form(s) Originator ....... : Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Master TRF ..................................... : Dated 2009-05
Copyright © 2009 IEC System for Conformity Testing and Certification of Electrical Equipment
(IECEE), Geneva, Switzerland. All rights reserved.
This publication may be reproduced in whole or in part for non-commercial purposes as long as the IECEE is acknowledged as
copyright owner and source of the material. IECEE takes no responsibility for and will not assume liability for damages resulting from
the reader's interpretation of the reproduced material due to its placement and context.
If this Test Report Form is used by non-IECEE members, the IECEE/IEC logo and the reference to the CB
Scheme procedure shall be removed.
This report is not valid as a CB Test Report unless signed by an approved CB Testing Laboratory
and appended to a CB Test Certificate issued by an NCB in accordance with IECEE 02.
Test item description .................... :
Trade Mark...................................... :
Manufacturer ................................... :
Model/Type reference ..................... :
Ratings............................................ :
Associated CB Laboratory:
Testing location/ address ......................:
Note 1: In the example above, the Testing Laboratory marked testing procedure and location as CBTL
and TMP. In this case only the signature fields that are relevant for testing at the CBTL and TMP are
required.
Summary of testing:
The product fulfils the requirements of _________ (insert standard number and edition and delete the
text in parenthesis or delete the whole sentence if not applicable).
General remarks:
The test results presented in this report relate only to the object tested.
This report shall not be reproduced, except in full, without the written approval of the Issuing testing
laboratory.
"(see Enclosure #)" refers to additional information appended to the report.
"(See appended table)" refers to a table appended to the report.
When differences exist; they shall be identified in the General Product Information section.
Name and address of factory (ies) ......................... :
IEC 60601-2-33
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
36 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Outside the CONTROLLED ACCESS AREA the magnetic
stray field is smaller than 0.5 mT and the
electromagnetic interference level complies with
Collateral Standard IEC 60601-1-2
Inside the CONTROLLED ACCESS AREA the
requirements as stated in 6.8.2 ee) were applicable
IEC 60601-2-33
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
Note: Remaining sub-clauses from Clause 51 were removed to save space in this OD.
IEC 60601-2-33
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
Supplementary information:
Supplementary information:
Note 2: This is an example and only selected pages from the TRF were copied.
Note 3: The TMP procedure was used and the list of test equipment is required.
IEC60601_2_22C - ATTACHMENT
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
Note 4: This is an example only, not an actual TRF for National Differences.
IEC60601_2_22C - ATTACHMENT
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
National Differences
Note 5: This is an example only, not an actual TRF for National Differences.
Annex D
Annex D
Page 30 of 35 Report No.
IEC 60xxx-2-1
Clause Requirement - Test Result - Remark Verdict
Supplementary information:
Annex E
CONTENTS Page
Different test cases & clause types require different type of input 48
Component Information 50
Test Measurement section 51
National Differences 53
Additional Options 54
List of test equipment used 55
Annex E
IEC 60601 - 1- 6
Medical electrical equipment
Part 1-6: General requirements for safety - Collateral Standard: Usability
Note 2: When it is necessary to use methods not covered by standard methods, these shall be
documented according to ISO/IEC 17025:2005, Clause 5.4.4..
If this Test Report Form is used by non-IECEE members, the IECEE/IEC logo and the reference to the CB
Scheme procedure shall be removed.
This report is not valid as a CB Test Report unless signed by an approved CB Testing Laboratory
and appended to a CB Test Certificate issued by an NCB in accordance with IECEE 02.
Annex E
Note 3: The copyright text and additional information is a standard text and shall not be modified or
removed from the TRF.)
Test item description : Describe the product (computer, modem, hand-held lamp,
electric oven, …...)
Trademark : Describe or paste a copy of the trademark used
Annex E
Testing procedure and testing location:
Note 4: An Associated CB Testing Laboratory is a testing facility that has a limited testing capability within its
recognized scope of specific Product Categories or standards, and may need to rely upon the Main CBTL, with which
it is associated, to handle tests outside its limited capabilities. A qualified staff of the Main CBTL is responsible for
carrying out a review of test reports and/or partial test reports prepared by the Associated CB Testing Laboratory for
which it is responsible. See OD-2015, Clauses 2.2 and 3.2.
________________________________________________________________
When TPM Procedure used:
Testing procedure: TMP : Type name of TMP Laboratory
Tested by (name + signature) : Type name (CBTL) Sign here
Approved by (name + signature) : Type name (CBTL or NCB) Sign here
Testing location/ address : Type address of TMP Laboratory
________________________________________________________________
When WMT Procedure used:
Testing procedure: WMT : Type name of WMT Laboratory
Tested by (name + signature) : Type name (WMT) Sign here
Witnessed by (name + signature) : Type name (CBTL or NCB) Sign here
Approved by (name + signature) : Type name (CBTL or NCB) Sign here
Testing location/ address : Type address of WMT Laboratory
________________________________________________________________
When SMT Procedure used:
Testing procedure: SMT : Type name of SMT Laboratory
Tested by (name + signature) : Type name (SMT) Sign here
Approved by (name + signature) : Type name (SMT) Sign here
Supervised by (name + signature): Type name (CBTL or NCB) Sign here
Testing location/ address : Type address of SMT Laboratory
________________________________________________________________
When RMT Procedure used:
Testing procedure: RMT : Type name of RMT Laboratory
Tested by (name + signature) : Type name (RMT) Sign here
Approved by (name + signature) : Type name (RMT) Sign here
Supervised by (name + signature) Type name (NCB) Sign here
Testing location/ address : Type address of RMT Laboratory
________________________________________________________________
Note 5: All blank Test Report Forms contain all programs and signature fields for:
(1) “Tested by”; (2) “: Supervised by”; (3) “Witnessed by”; and (4) “Approved by” as required by the CB Operational
Documents (OD-2027, -2028, -2029, -2030, -2031).
Annex E
List of attachments:
The list below includes typical examples of attachments:
a) Photo (x pages) - required
b) National Differences (xx pages) – when applicable
c) List of test equipment (xx pages) – required when TMP or WMT programs are used
d) Other attachments as needed
List of Attachments shall include a total number of pages in each attachment.
Summary of testing:
Provide list of tests performed (name of the test and test clause number), as applicable.
Provide information on testing location.
The “Summary of testing” field shall contain the list of all tests conducted by the CBTL or MTL
according to the testing program agreed with the responsible NCB.
The reason why any of the normally applicable tests were not conducted shall be explained in the
“General product information“ field.
It is important to clarify the differences between models covered by the Report when testing a family
(series) of products.
Summary of compliance with National Differences:
Provide list of countries, for which compliance with National Differences has been verified. Include
any additional relevant information in the National Differences TRF included in the CB Test Report.
Copy of marking plate:
Include a copy of the marking plate showing model designation, rating, manufacturer, and other
information, as appropriate and/or required by the standard.
If the marking plate artwork contains certification marks, the use of these certification marks on the
actual product must be authorized by the respective NCBs. The following statement shall be included
in the “Copy of marking plate” field of the Test Report:
“The artwork below may be only a draft. The use of certification marks on a product must be
authorized by the respective NCBs that own these marks”
Test items particulars:
Provide information about the product needed to establish a correct test program, such as product
mobility, type of power connections, and similar.
Select information applicable to the product, add values provided in technical documentation.
Example:
Annex E
Possible test case verdicts:
Note 6: The verdict may be spelled out (Pass, Fail) or abbreviated (P, F).
Testing dates:
Date of receipt of test item : Complete as appropriate (YYYY-MM-DD)
Date(s) of performance of test : Complete as appropriate and when required by
the test procedure used.
Note 7: Date(s) of performance of test may be a time frame from – to or the last day of testing.
General remarks:
The text below shall not be modified, except as noted.
The test results presented in this report relate only to the item(s) tested.
This report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of the testing laboratory.
Clause numbers between brackets refer to clauses in EN 60598-1 (optional remark for EN
standards).
(see remark #)" refers to a remark appended to the report.
"(see Annex #)" refers to an annex appended to the report.
"(see appended table)" refers to a table in the Test Report.
When using a comma or point as the decimal separator in data entered in the Test Report, select as
appropriate:
When the application for obtaining a CB Test Certificate includes more than one factory location, the
Applicant shall include a declaration from the Manufacturer(s) stating that the sample(s) submitted for
evaluation is (are) representative of the products from each factory (Sub-clause 6.2.5, IECEE 02).
The CB Test Report shall include the name and address of each factory.
Annex E
(Optional)
Provide product information, intended use, explanation of the test program, model differences, and similar
information, as needed.
Provide the rationale for selection of samples for testing, when applicable.
Note 8: It is not necessary to explain sample selection, when sample selection is already addressed by
the standard.
1. The reason why any of the applicable tests were not conducted shall be explained.
For modifications to the existing Test Reports the following may be useful:
Annex E
Different test cases and clause types require different type of input:
Heading:
Verdict recommended but can be omitted when all verdicts in related sub-clauses are provided.
Sub-heading:
When regular test case requires a specific result or comment in addition to the verdict, it is indicated by a
dotted leader as in the example below. In this case both, the comment (or measured value) and verdict
are required.
A shaded verdict field identifies Auxiliary test case, not requiring a verdict but additional information only.
In this case the verdict is not needed only the result shall be provided.
Note 9: Example of completed clauses from the TRF for IEC 60950-1)
Annex E
4 PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
4.1 Stability Pass
Angle of 10 Test sample did not fall over Pass
Test: force (N)..................................................... : 200 N Pass
Annex E
Component information:
Supplementary information:
1)
Provided evidence ensures the agreed level of compliance. See OD-2039.
Annex E
Test Measurement section
(Tables, specific test conditions, test remarks and additional information)
Reinforced:
Supplementary information:
Note 11: It is not allowed to use statements such as “OK”, “meets the standard”, “more than”, “less than”,
or similar instead of the measured value unless otherwise specified by CTL.
Supplementary information:
Heating Test conducted in an enclosure sized 4 by 3 by 12 cm.
Note 12: The supplementary information field is provided for describing any specific test conditions or
testing clarifications.
Model 234
Winding (1) 0.142 0.196 80.75 101.75 105
Winding (2)
Model 4566
Winding (1) 0.108 0.153 110.21 140.21 155
Winding (2)
Supplementary information
Motor Model 234 tested at 220 V and in the range of ambient temperature of 22ºC-24ºC
Motor Model 4566 tested at 120 V and at 30ºC
Note 13: Two examples that ensure traceability of measurements when completing a measurement table
for multiple models are shown above.
Annex E
National Differences
(Section contains information and test results according to declared national differences).
Note 14: Provided example, based on the standard EN 60598-2-10, 2003 Edition, shows
Group/CENELEC Common Differences.
Annex E
Additional options:
When completing the Test Report for a product for which the whole chapter of the standard is not
applicable due to the nature of the product then, as an option, only the chapter’s header may be printed in
the final Report. (For example, modems and electric pencil sharpeners fall under the scope IEC 60950.
The telecommunication requirements apply to a modem but are irrelevant for electric pencil sharpener.)
________________________________________________________________________________
For pencil sharpener the Test Report may look as in the example below:
IEC 60950
Clause Requirement + Test Result - Remark Verdict
Note 15: Example based on the TRF for IEC 60950, Third edition. Clauses 6.1 through 6.3 are not
printed.
For additional clarity, the header may also be followed by a supplementary note.
If this time and paper saving option of compiling the TRF is selected, then the header with the N/A verdict
is always required. This is to indicate that the chapter was considered during the investigation but was
found to be not applicable. The printed header shows that the chapter was not accidentally omitted in the
final Test Report.
Annex E
List of test equipment used:
A completed list of used test equipment shall be provided in the Test Reports when a Manufacturer
Testing Laboratory according to TMP or WMT procedures has been used.
Note 16: The list of test equipment is optional for SMTL and RMTL where quality system, verified by the
NCB during the assessment, ensures appropriate document control system in place.
Other forms with a different layout but containing corresponding information are also acceptable.
Testing / measuring
Measurement / Last Calibration Calibration
Clause equipment / material used,
testing Range used date due date
(Equipment ID)
Annex F
Example of Amendment to the original Test Report
TEST REPORT
IEC 60601 - 2- 49
Medical electrical equipment
Part 2: Particular requirements for the safety of multifunction patient monitoring equipment
Report No.. ..................................... : TR-12345a
(Note: The NCB rules for numbering system shall be used – Original Report Ref.
No may include a suffix or it can be a new number, or it may be unchanged
number as long as the Amendment Report can be link to the Original report
without ambiguity).
CB Testing Laboratory .................. : Name of Testing Laboratory (for LTR procedure see Clause 4.4)
Address ........................................... : Testing Laboratory address
Applicant’s name ........................... : Company name
Address ........................................... : Company address
Test specification:
Standard .......................................... : IEC 60601-2-49, First Edition (2001)
Test procedure ................................ : CB Scheme
Non-standard test method…………..: N/A
Test Report Form No. .................... : IEC60601_2_49A
Test Report Form(s) Originator ........ : Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Master TRF...................................... : Dated April 2003
Copyright © 2006 Worldwide System for Conformity Testing and Certification of Electrical
Equipment and Components (IECEE), Geneva, Switzerland. All rights reserved.
This publication may be reproduced in whole or in part for non-commercial purposes as long as the IECEE is acknowledged as
copyright owner and source of the material. IECEE takes no responsibility for and will not assume liability for damages resulting from
the reader's interpretation of the reproduced material due to its placement and context.
If this Test Report Form is used by non-IECEE members, the IECEE/IEC logo and the reference to the CB
Scheme procedure shall be removed.
This report is not valid as a CB Test Report unless signed by an approved CB Testing Laboratory and
appended to a CB Test Certificate issued by an NCB in accordance with IECEE 02.
Test item description ......................: Monitoring System
Trade Mark ...................................... : None
Manufacturer ................................... : Same as Applicant
Model/Type reference...................... : Models ABC-123, AP139 and AP154
Ratings ............................................ : 12 V dc, 500 mA
Annex F
TRF IEC60601_2_49A
Note 1: In the above example, testing was conducted by an ACTL (Satellite CB Testing Laboratory
under the supervision of its Main CBTL. – See OD-2015).
Annex F
Summary of testing:
(Provide information about testing conducted for Testing location: ACTL name
this Amendment, as appropriate.)
Input test
Heating test
The product fulfils the requirements of _________ (insert standard number and edition and delete the
text in parenthesis or delete the whole sentence if not applicable).
Copy of marking plate:
“The artwork below may be only a draft. The use of certification marks on a product must be authorized by
the respective NCBs that own these marks”
Instruction: Provide copy of a new marking plate (or artwork) for new models added, or when marking
plate changed due to modified ratings, trademark, and other changes, as applicable.
TRF IEC60601_2_49A
Annex F
When differences exist; they shall be identified in the General Product Information section.
Annex F
Amendment 1 Report:
The original Test Report Ref. No. TR-12345a, dated 2005 February 8 was modified on June 22, 2005 to
include the following changes and/or additions, which were considered technical modifications:
New models added:
The two new Models AP139 and AP154 are multifunction patient monitoring equipment identical to the
previous Model ABC-123, except for minor variations in the SELV circuitry and markings. After review of the
construction, no additional tests were considered necessary.
Amendment 2 Report:
The original Test Report Ref. TR-12345a, dated 2005 February 8 was additionally modified on March 16,
2007 to include the following changes and/or additions, which were considered technical modifications:
New critical component xxx was added
Two tests were considered necessary. See the “Summary of testing”.
A photo of modified printed wiring board with new component layout was added.
TRF IEC60601_2_49A
Note 2: In this example, additional pages (such as pages with test tables for conducted tests,
component table) or pages that are affected by the product modifications should follow pages shown
above. A photo-documentation needs be attached to this Amendment Report.
Note 3: The example shows Amendment 2 Report issued due to the technical modification to the
product (critical components were added) with limited testing. However, the original Test Report was
already modified once by Amendment 1 Report, which has been issued because new models were
added. In this case, after engineering review of the differences and similarities between originally
tested models and new models, no tests were considered necessary. In the provided example, the
history of all changes and the reasons why the Amendment Reports have been issued are clearly
documented.
Note 4: Only one more technical modification to the product is still allowed in the example given above
before a new CB Test Reports shall be issued. (Refer also to IECEE 02, Clause 4.2.4.).
Annex G
TRF Flowchart for Originators, Administrator and Users
Annex H
Distribution of TRFs
The IECEE Secretariat maintains a list of completed TRFs and TRFs in preparation, which
includes the expected completion date.
The assigned TRF Originator shall always inform the IECEE Secretariat on completion of the
relevant TRF(s). The completed Master TRF(s) shall be sent by e-mail to the IECEE Secretariat
in Geneva for distribution.
Suggestions about changes/improvements to the TRF template(s) and Operational Document OD-
2020 shall be communicated to the IECEE Contact Persons identified above.
The IECEE Secretariat shall provide the collected input to the WG 9 (TRFs) Convener for review
and discussion at the next WG meeting, and later report to the CMC, when found appropriate.
Annex I
Annex J
The originator shall always use the latest TRF template available at the IECEE Website at
http://www.iecee.org/cbscheme/html/cbtrep.htm. This applies to the TRF itself, to the National Differences
templates and standardized attachments.
The list of available Test Report Forms as well as the list of Test Report Forms in preparation (including the
expected completion date) can also be found on the IECEE Website.
Link to the TRF and National Differences templates, and List of available TRFs