exemption
statement indicating the state of being free or freed from a charge or obligation to which others are subject
Hierarchy#
Ancestors (top) → ACA011 (highlighted) → subclasses and powertype instances. Capped at 12 each; see the full lists in the sections below.
Higher level classes5#
Declared properties2#
unique identifier that distinguishes one exemption from another
represents the exeptional case that is allowed by compliance standard as set by a governmental body, standards body, or corporation
Subclasses#
No subclasses
This class is a leaf — no other classes inherit from it.
Metadata#
- Note
- EXAMPLE Exemptions to RoHS are granted to narrowly-defined applications for which the elimination of the prohibited substance is technically or scientifically impracticable or when the only available substitution produces more negative than positive benefits to the environment, health, or consumer safety.
- Source document
- IEC 62474:2012
- Version
- 1
- Revision
- 2
- Status
- Standard
- Publisher
- IEC
- Published in
- IEC 62474
- Responsible committee
- IEC/TC 111
- Change request
C00115- Dates
- Current version: 2015-06-15
- Current revision: 2023-04-17
Full source data#
Every key from the original .xls export, including multilingual variants, status, publisher, committee, and workbook-specific codes.
Raw properties (18 keys from source .xls) — click to expand
- C002
- C00115
- C011
- IEC
- C012
- IEC 62474
- C016
- Standard
- MDC_P001_5
- 0112/2///61360_4#ACA011
- MDC_P002_1
- 1
- MDC_P002_2
- 2
- MDC_P003_0
- 2023-04-17
- MDC_P003_2
- 2015-06-15
- MDC_P003_3
- 2023-04-17
- MDC_P004.en
- exemption
- MDC_P006_1
- IEC 62474:2012
- MDC_P006.en
- statement indicating the state of being free or freed from a charge or obligation to which others are subject
- MDC_P008.en
- EXAMPLE Exemptions to RoHS are granted to narrowly-defined applications for which the elimination of the prohibited substance is technically or scientifically impracticable or when the only available substitution produces more negative than positive benefits to the environment, health, or consumer safety.
- MDC_P010
- 0112/2///61360_4#ACA030
- MDC_P011
- ITEM_CLASS
- MDC_P012
- IEC/TC 111
- MDC_P014
- {0112/2///61360_4#ACB075,0112/2///61360_4#ACB076}
Version history2#
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