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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://package-1.intertek.test.cloudworkz.eu/event/ol
 d-so2605533-upcoming-requirements-for-your-ev-charging-product-iec-61851-1
 -ed-4-160/register">Old\, SO2605533 - Upcoming Requirements for your EV Ch
 arging product\, IEC 61851-1 ed.4 </a>\nIn August 2026 the new IEC 61851-1
  4th ed. is planned to be released. The Standard Committee TC69 has alread
 y approved the draft version CDV (Committee Draft for Vote). In the fast p
 acing development in EV charging technologies and renewable energies 6 new
  standards will be released within 2026\, addressing new regulations for i
 nnovating technologies. Whether it concerns automatic connection systems i
 n AC and DC chargers\, solutions with or without vehicle couplers\, megawa
 tt charging\, or advanced cooling technologies\, the scope of new standard
 s is broader than ever before. This course provides a clear and practical 
 overview of the key requirements relevant to your product and supports you
  in navigating the increasing complexity of EV charging technologies. From
  the programKnow what standards are applicable for your productNew standar
 d releases and impact on your production designNew tests and regulations o
 n technologies until now not covered by any standard Overview and short ci
 rcuit tests from RCD standards:IEC/EN 61008-1IEC/EN 61009-1IEC/EN 60947-2I
 EC/EN 62423UL2231-1\, UL2231-2 Identifying the main standard for combined 
 productsPV-Inverters\, Bi-Directional Charging\, Energy Storage EquipmentM
 ID-Directive\, Information Technologies\, CybersecurityA detailed overview
  of the status of IEC61851-1 4th ed. CDV Course objectives After the cours
 e you will be well acquainted with the major requirements of EV-chargers a
 nd its surrounding components\, especially the latest on the standard and 
 how to implement it efficiently to assure compliance. Who should take the 
 course? This course is mainly aimed at those working with development and 
 regulatory compliance of connected products. In addition\, it may be usefu
 l for regulatory affairs professionals. Prerequisites Basic knowledge of E
 V-charging technology. Course leader English Jim Magnusson is the Technica
 l Manager of the [...]
DTSTAMP:20261028T213028Z
SUMMARY:Old\, SO2605533 - Upcoming Requirements for your EV Charging produc
 t\, IEC 61851-1 ed.4 
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://package-1.intertek.test.cloud
 workz.eu/event/old-so2605533-upcoming-requirements-for-your-ev-charging-pr
 oduct-iec-61851-1-ed-4-160/register">Old\, SO2605533 - Upcoming Requiremen
 ts for your EV Charging product\, IEC 61851-1 ed.4 </a>\nIn August 2026 th
 e new IEC 61851-1 4th ed. is planned to be released. The Standard Committe
 e TC69 has already approved the draft version CDV (Committee Draft for Vot
 e). In the fast pacing development in EV charging technologies and renewab
 le energies 6 new standards will be released within 2026\, addressing new 
 regulations for innovating technologies. Whether it concerns automatic con
 nection systems in AC and DC chargers\, solutions with or without vehicle 
 couplers\, megawatt charging\, or advanced cooling technologies\, the scop
 e of new standards is broader than ever before. This course provides a cle
 ar and practical overview of the key requirements relevant to your product
  and supports you in navigating the increasing complexity of EV charging t
 echnologies. From the programKnow what standards are applicable for your p
 roductNew standard releases and impact on your production designNew tests 
 and regulations on technologies until now not covered by any standard Over
 view and short circuit tests from RCD standards:IEC/EN 61008-1IEC/EN 61009
 -1IEC/EN 60947-2IEC/EN 62423UL2231-1\, UL2231-2 Identifying the main stand
 ard for combined productsPV-Inverters\, Bi-Directional Charging\, Energy S
 torage EquipmentMID-Directive\, Information Technologies\, CybersecurityA 
 detailed overview of the status of IEC61851-1 4th ed. CDV Course objective
 s After the course you will be well acquainted with the major requirements
  of EV-chargers and its surrounding components\, especially the latest on 
 the standard and how to implement it efficiently to assure compliance. Who
  should take the course? This course is mainly aimed at those working with
  development and regulatory compliance of connected products. In addition\
 , it may be useful for regulatory affairs professionals. Prerequisites Bas
 ic knowledge of EV-charging technology. Course leader English Jim Magnusso
 n is the Technical Manager of the [...]
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