The article presents two different approaches to the certification of diagnostic instruments and devices, referring to both new equipment and equipment already in use at vehicle inspection stations. Changes in legal regulations introducing new requirements for devices have resulted in a situation where equipment manufactured earlier and operated at vehicle inspection stations does not, in some cases, meet current requirements.Sometimes these are merely formal deficiencies, as the measuring properties of the device are not confirmed by the required certificate; in other cases, there is a possibility of modernizing the devices to adapt them to current regulations.
Both cases involve the necessity of obtaining a legally required certificate.
CERTIFICATION OF A NEW AND MODERNISED EQUIPMENT OF THE VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION
Abstract
The article presents two different approaches to the certification of instruments and diagnostic devices referring to the new devices and those already in use at the vehicle inspection stations. The changes of legal regulations introducing new requirements in respect to the devices, have caused the situation that the equipment manufactured earlier and being used at the vehicle inspection stations, in some cases, does not comply with the current requirements.
Sometimes these are only formal drawbacks, as measuring capabilities of the device are not substantiated by a required certificate, some other times there is a possibility of modernising the devices adapting them to the current regulations. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine