EN 50088:1996/A2:1997
(Amendment)Safety of electric toys
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- 25-Sep-1997
- 29-Feb-2000
- 97.200.50
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Safety of electric toys
Corrigendum to EN issued April 2001 * Superseded by EN 62115:2005
Sicherheit elektrischer Spielzeuge
Sécurité des jouets électriques
Varnost električnih igrač
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SLOVENSKI SIST EN 50088:1998/A2:1998
prva izdaja
STANDARD
junij 1998
Varnost električnih igrač
Safety of electric toys - Amendment A2
ICS 97.200.50 Referenčna številka
SIST EN 50088:1998/A2:1998(en)
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