Mobile sanitary chairsBS 4751: 2005 specifies design and performance requirements and gives test methods for mobile sanitary chairs. It also gives requirements for user information and labelling. It is applicable to mobile sanitary chairs for use by children and adults, including sanitary chairs that are intended to be used also as shower chairs, of both the type propelled by the user and the type propelled by an attendant. This British Standard does not apply to commode

specified by a lower limit on the mass

BS EN 12094-4 is a fourth of part of the BS EN 12094 series of standards that specifies requirements and describes test methods for container valve assemblies for CO2- high-pressure-

Need for a high level of trust

The design of the nozzles will influence discharge rate and thus the pressure drop in the piping network

ISO 9002:1994

rather than to assess the effect of changes in the external noise level

wires and rods for welding of aluminium

relative movement between crane and adjacent structure

In particular this document is not designed to assess the electromagnetic compatibility with other equipment

committed to continual improvement

IEC 60079-10:1995

BS EN 60068-2-6:2008 gives a method of test which provides a standard procedure to