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Regulation of the Minister for Economic Affairs of 23 November 2006, No WJZ 6098739, laying down rules on the requirements for the use of instruments included in European directives and in the Measuring Instruments Decision II and Measuring Instruments II, and containing certain provisions on the installation of instruments and instruments for measuring instruments and methods of measuring instruments. those instruments (scheme use and installation EU measuring instruments)
The Minister for Economic Affairs,
Having regard to the Articles 9 and 14 of the Measuring Instrument Decision I and Article 8 of the Measuring Instrument II ;
Decision:
For the purposes of this arrangement:
a. gas meter: in Article 5 (a) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Gas meter;
b. Volume re-opening instrument: in Article 5 (a) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators the volume-retraining instrument referred to;
c. kilowatt-meter: in Article 5 (b) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Kilowatt-hour range;
d. Liquid measurement plant: in Article 5 (d) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Intended liquid measuring plant;
e. Automatic weighing instrument: in Article 5 (e) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Intended automatic weighing instrument;
f. taxameter: in Article 5 (f) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Rated taxameter;
g. Multidimensional measuring instrument: in Article 5 (g) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators 'Multi-dimensional measuring instrument';
h. thermal energy meter: one in Article 5 (c) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators Referred to as thermal energy meter.
Measuring instruments referred to in Article 5 of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators and non-automatic weighing instruments as specified in Article 6 of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators comply with the following requirements after the entry into service:
a. they are in a good condition of maintenance;
b. They are installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and shall be used accordingly;
c. They are used exclusively for measurements according to their intended purpose;
d. They shall be taken to account in such a way that the rejection errors are as close as possible to zero.
Measuring instruments referred to in Article 5 of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators comply with the essential requirements set out in Annex I to the Directive, following the entry into service of the Directive.
1 Non-automatic weighing instruments referred to in Article 6 of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators comply with the essential requirements set out in Annex I to the Directive, with non-automatic weighing instruments.
2 Article 6, second paragraph, of the Decision measuring instruments and market participants shall apply.
If a specific precision class for a measuring instrument has been prescribed for use, a measuring instrument that falls within a higher accuracy class may also be used.
1 Gas meters and volume retraining instruments shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Annex IV to the Directive for measuring instruments, subject to the following provisions:
a. The maximum permissible error in the table in section 2.1 for gas meters each with a factor of 2, and for volume conversion instruments each time a factor of 1,5 is multiplied;
b. For domestic measurements, the meter meets the requirements of class 1,5 or a meter of class 1,0, provided that it has a Qmax/Qmin ratio equal to or greater than 150.
2 Before the use of a gas meter in the intended place, the person taking care of the installation of the meter shall determine whether the meter is suitable for the conditions in order to ensure a correct measurement of the expected use.
1 Kilowatt-of-course shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Annex V to the Directive when it is put into service, except that:
a. The maximum permissible error in paragraph 3, Table 2, shall be multiplied by a factor of 1,5;
b. For measurements in the domestic use of electricity, the meter meets the requirements of Class A;
c. For measurements of commercial use or light industrial use of electricity, the meter shall meet the requirements of Class B.
2 Before using a kilowatt-meter in the intended place for the first time, the one being used by Article 27 of the Rules on Tariff Structures and Conditions has been responsible for the construction of the meter at the installation of the meter in accordance with Section 7 (c) of Annex V of the Directive measuring instruments the flow range for the suitability of the meter for a meter correct measurement of the expected use.
1 If several kilowatt-measuring meters are Article 7 of the Act once again a conformity assessment shall be carried out, the conformity assessment may be carried out at the request of the applicant by means of an assessment of a number of meters selected by means of a representative Sample size, if the kilowatt-meter meters have the following characteristics:
a. They have been manufactured in the same year to the same model and performance;
b. They belong to the same accuracy class;
c. They are manufactured by the same manufacturer;
d. they have been restored for a period of not more than one year according to the same procedure.
2 Annex II, Module F, sections 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4, first sentence, of the measuring instruments Directive shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 Thermal energy meters shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Annex VI to the Directive, with the exception that the maximum permissible error in paragraph 3 is multiplied by the factor 2.
2 Before a thermal energy meter is put into use in the intended place, the person taking care of the installation shall determine whether the thermal energy meter is suitable for a correct measurement of the thermal energy meter in the given conditions. expect to use.
3 Article 3 and the first paragraph shall not apply ten years after the entry into force of this Article to thermal energy meters already in use prior to the entry into force of this Arrangement and meeting the accuracy of the requirements applicable to Class 3 thermal energy meters referred to in paragraph 3 of Annex VI of the Directive measuring instruments, it being understood that the maximum permissible error shall be multiplied by the factor 2.
1 Liquid measurement equipment shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Annex VII to the measuring instruments directive after its entry into service.
2 Liquid-measuring systems which, before 1 January 2009, Article 45 of the Metrology Act Duly taken into use, comply with the following Article 11a of the IJkwet Authorised model of the installations, as adapted according to an appendix to the declaration of authorisation of the model, provided that:
a. the adjustment is necessary due to developments in regulations other than those established under the Metrology Act or from developments in payment traffic,
b. the model still complies with requirements such as those based on the Ice cream were set and
(c) the model has been subjected to an investigation in accordance with Annex II, Module B or Module G and the relevant provisions of the Annex referred to in Annex II, Module B or Module G, to be carried out in accordance Article 13, first paragraph, of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators .
3 If a liquid measurement system is connected to under the operation of the Ice cream other equipment allowed and this equipment also records and displays the measurement result, this equipment complies with the requirements of the Directive as regards the recording and reproduction of the measurement result, and may display the The measurement result on those other equipment does not deviate from the measurement result determined by the liquid measurement plant.
Automatic weighing instruments with a Article 2 (e) (1) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators shall fulfil the relevant essential requirements set out in Annex VIII to the Directive on measuring instruments, subject to the following provisions:
a. The average error for Category X weighing instruments listed in Chapter II 4.1, is multiplied by a factor of 2;
b. automatic weighing instruments for measuring pre-packs made up according to the requirements of Directive 76 /211/EEC -of the Council of the European Communities of 20 January 1976 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making-up by weight or by volume of certain prepackaged products (PbEG L 46) meets the requirements of the Directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the packing requirements for Category X weighing instruments, as referred to in Chapter II, Section 2.1, taking into account the change to the maximum permissible average error mentioned in paragraph (a) above;
c. In place of the maximum permissible error of ± 1 e, ± 1,5 e and ± 2 e for category Y included in paragraph 4.1, a maximum permissible error of ± 1,5 e, ± 2,5 e, ± 3,5 e, and ± 1,5 e;
d. instead of the standard deviation table set out in section 4.2, the following table applies:
Net load m
Maximum permissible standard deviation for Class X
| m ≤ 50g |
0.6% |
| 50 g < m ≤ 100g |
0,3 g |
| 100 g < m ≤ 200g |
0.3% |
| 200 g < m ≤ 300g |
0.6 g |
| 300 g < m ≤ 500g |
0.2% |
| 500 g < m ≤ 1000g |
1.0 g |
| 1000 g < m ≤ 10,000g |
0.1% |
| 10,000 g < m ≤ 15,000g |
10 g |
| 15,000 g < m |
0.067% |
Automatic weighing instruments with a Article 2 (e) (2) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators shall fulfil the relevant essential requirements set out in Annex VIII to the Directive on measuring instruments, subject to the following provisions:
a. The maximum permissible deviation of each filling of the average for Class X (1), shown in Chapter III, Section 2.2, Table 5, is multiplied by a factor of 1,25;
For the calculation of the institution error referred to in Chapter III, Section 2.3, the percentage referred to in Section 2.2 of Chapter III of Chapter III shall be taken into account, without applying the multiplication factor mentioned in subparagraph (a) to this Regulation.
Automatic weighing instruments with a Article 2 (e) (3) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators the task referred to after putting into service the relevant essential requirements set out in Annex VIII to the Directive measuring instruments, it being understood that the maximum permissible error of the totalised data set out in Chapter IV, Section 2, Table 6 The load shall be multiplied by a factor of 2.
Automatic weighing instruments with a Article 2 (e), (4) (4) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators the task referred to after putting into service the relevant essential requirements set out in Annex VIII to the measuring instruments Directive, except that the maximum permissible error for the total load included in Chapter V, Section 3, Table 8 Each time it is multiplied by a factor of 2.
Automatic weighing instruments with a Article 2 (e) (5) of the Decision measuring instruments and economic operators shall fulfil the relevant essential requirements set out in Annex VIII to the Directive on measuring instruments, subject to the following provisions:
a. The maximum permissible error given in Chapter VI, Section 2.1, Table 9 is multiplied by a factor of 2.
b. In the calculations provided for in Chapter VI (2.2), (2.3) and (2.4), the maximum permissible error, as determined after the multiplication specified above in paragraph (a) above, is taken into account.
An automatic weighing instrument which does not fall into a higher accuracy class than, as regards:
a. Automatic drawbar weighers, precision class XIV or Y (b), as referred to in Chapter II, Section 1.2 of Annex VIII to the Directive, measuring instruments;
b. Automatic weighing machines for weighing: accuracy class X (2) determined in accordance with Chapter III, Section 1.2 of Annex VIII to the Directive measuring instruments,
c. Discontinuous totalisators: accuracy class 1 or 2, referred to in Chapter IV, Part 1, of Annex VIII of the Directive measuring instruments;
d. Continuous totalizers: accuracy class 1 or 2, referred to in Chapter V, Part 1, of Annex VIII of the Directive measuring instruments;
e. may be used only for:
1 °. to determine the transport costs of postal packages;
2. to determine, in the fields of undertakings for the exploitation of public transport means, the cost of transport of goods;
3 °. for weighing machinery, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry, masonry plants and similar products and
4 °. the weighing of waste and of sand, gravel and earth.
1 After a taxameter is built in combination with a remote signal generator, it is used in a taxi not earlier than after by a designated authority or a natural or legal person who has a recognition as Intended in Article 11 of the Metrology Act has been examined to ensure that the measurement is carried out correctly and that under these conditions the taxameter complies with the requirements laid down in this scheme.
2 Taxparameters shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Annex IX to the instruments of measurement after installation, except that:
a. The resolution referred to in paragraph 2 is € 0,10;
b. In place of part 7, a maximum permissible error for the measured time of ± 0,2% and a maximum permissible error for the measured distance of ± 2% shall apply, under the following normal conditions:
1 °. a simulated speed of 20 km/h;
2 °. The taxi is fitted with normal tyres for the type of vehicle on a pressure prescribed by the vehicle manufacturer and with an average profile height;
3 °. The taxi is equipped according to its destination and is loaded in accordance with one half-filled fuel tank and the transport of two persons, including the driver.
3 Taxparameters adopted on 15 October 2011 Article 45 of the Metrology Act have been lawfully put into service, comply with the model of the meters permitted under Article 11a of the IJkwet, as adapted according to an appendix to the declaration of authorisation of the model, provided that:
a. the adjustment is necessary due to developments in regulations other than with or under the Metrology Act has been established;
b. the model still complies with the requirements as defined on the basis of the Ice Act; and
(c) the model has been successfully carried out in accordance with Annex II, Module B.
4 When using the taxameter, a device shall be provided in the taxi, showing the following information:
a. The size of the tyres attached to the taxi concerned at the time of conformity assessment;
b. The registration number of the taxi concerned;
(c) the date on which conformity assessment has been carried out and the attribute of the body which carried out the conformity assessment;
d. The constant of the distance signal generator;
e. the stand of the numerator with which the change of the constant of the distance signal generator is recorded, at the time of a conformity assessment;
f. The type designation and the factory number of the taxameter concerned.
Multidimensional measuring instruments shall comply with the applicable essential requirements set out in Chapters I and IV of Annex XI to the measuring instruments Directive.
A non-automatic weighing machine used for weighing precious metals, pearls, precious stones or coins meets the requirements for weighing instruments with a precision class I or II as referred to in Section 2.1 of Annex I to the Directive non-automatic weighing instruments.
A non-automatic weighing instrument which does not comply with a precision class than class IIII, referred to in Section 2.1 of Annex I to the Directive, shall not be used for automatic weighing instruments only for:
(a) to determine the transport costs of postal packages;
(b) to determine the transport costs of goods in areas of undertakings for the exploitation of public transport means;
c. weighing plants of asphaltic concrete, concrete mortar, masonry and similar products, and weighing materials for those plants in the manufacture of those products,
d. the weighing of waste and of sand, gravel and earth;
e. the weighing of fishery products on board a fishing vessel.
A non-automatic weighing instrument used for the weighing of fishery products on board a fishing vessel shall be compensated for.
This scheme is based on the Articles 11 and 14, third paragraph, of the Decision measuring instruments and market participants .
This arrangement shall enter into force from the second day following the day of the day of the Official Journal in which it is placed.
This scheme is cited as: Scheme use and installation EU measuring instruments.
This arrangement will be set out in the Official Journal.
The Hague, 23 November 2006
TheMinister
of Economic Affairs,J.G. Wine
