Disposition D.N.C.I. Nº 206/00

Filing an affidavit of compliance with the essential safety requirements set by Resolution No. 92/98-SICYM, by those responsible for the manufacture and import of low-voltage electrical products whose destination is the part of industrial plants default or providers of services.
Bs. As., 03.09.2000
SEEN File No. 064-002682 / 2000 registry of the MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, and WHEREAS:
The decision of the Department of Industry, Trade and Mining No. 906, of December 6, 1999, requires for the marketing of low voltage electrical products presentation to this direction NATIONAL TRADE INSIDE documentation demonstrating compliance with the requirements essential security established by the Resolution of the Secretariat of Industry, Trade and Mining No. 92 of February 16, 1998.
That is often the manufacture or import of electrical products intended to be part of industrial plants or operated by its acquiring services and, therefore, will not suffer a process of commercialization.
At the same time, it is equipment required for installation, operation and maintenance personnel with knowledge of the matter.
That, as a way to optimize resources for the implementation of this regime is, at this stage of implementation, appropriate priority to the Comptroller of products specifically for the inexperienced consumer.
Which, without neglecting minimum security, it is necessary to speed up the realization of investments aimed at promoting the competitiveness of producers and service providers operating in the country.
That this is issued in exercise of the powers conferred by Article 7 paragraph d) of Resolution SIC and M. No. 906/99.
Thus,
NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF COMMERCE HAS INTERIOR:
Article 1 – The following are achieved by the present arrangement electrical low voltage products that are manufactured or imported in small quantities, whose sole purpose is that of being part of industrial or providers service facilities predetermined, excluding those applied to education, and required for installation, operation, and maintenance contest trained technical staff with expertise in the electrical field.
Art. 2 – Those responsible for the manufacture and importation of the products mentioned in the previous article, from the effective date of this Order, and until September 30 this year, will complete the requirements established by Article 4 SIC Resolution and M. No. 906/99, by filing with the National Board of Trade WITHIN an affidavit of compliance with the essential safety requirements laid down by Annex I of SIC Resolution and M. No. 92/98.
Art. 3 – The declaration mentioned in the previous article shall be signed by the holder, president of the company or agent of the manufacturer or importer, with the signature of the responsible respective certified notary public. It must include a detailed description of each of the products covered, stating: country of origin, make, model, quantity manufactured or imported, voltage and function for which they are intended. The affidavit mentioned must be accompanied by a similar charge of the acquirer, compliance with formalities identical to the above, including the explicit commitment that there will be sold to third parties and their incorporation into the production process of the declarant, provided the unit that will be incorporated and registered in the respective plant, and to implement it by the security measures needed for its installation, use and maintenance, including its operation by qualified personnel.
Art. 4 – For the case of imported products, the Directorate General of Customs will consider the requirements set for the entry into the country of the equipment mentioned SIC Resolution and M. No. 92/98, upon presentation of a copy of the documents mentioned in the previous article, properly operated by the National Directorate.
Art. 5 – This provision shall take effect on the day following its publication in the Official Gazette.
Art. 6 – Communicate, published, submitted to the National Official Registry and filed. – Silvio I. Peist.