IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000
Amendment 1 - Electroacoustics - Specifications for personal sound exposure meters
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IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000 is the amendment document for Amendment 1 - Electroacoustics - Specifications for personal sound exposure meters, providing a supporting update to the parent reference IEC 61252:1993. It is relevant for teams that need to review how personal sound exposure meters are specified, evaluated, or referenced in compliance workflows. For engineering documentation, technical assessment, and procurement review, IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000 helps ensure the latest modifying requirements are considered alongside the base document.
What is IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000?
This amendment updates the technical basis for personal sound exposure meters, which are used to measure a person’s exposure to sound over time. In practical terms, IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000 is not a standalone replacement for the parent standard, but a modifying reference that may affect how the original specifications are interpreted or applied. Organizations involved in laboratory evaluation, product validation, or regulatory preparation often use it to keep conformity assessment and technical documentation aligned with the current amendment status.
Applications of IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000
The document is typically relevant in occupational noise measurement, electroacoustic testing, and product evaluation for personal exposure monitoring equipment. It may support quality workflows where sound exposure meters are specified for use in workplace safety programs, verification activities, or technical validation of measurement instruments. Procurement teams and compliance specialists may also consult IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000 when confirming that a device and its associated documentation reflect the correct parent standard and amendment level.
Why is IEC 61252:1993/AMD1:2000 important?
For organizations relying on exposure measurement data, this amendment helps reduce risk by keeping technical references current and consistent. It can support compliance workflows, engineering review, and documented evaluation when sound exposure meters are being assessed for accuracy, reliability, or conformity. In regulated or safety-focused environments, using the correct amendment status can improve testing consistency, simplify conformity assessment preparation, and strengthen confidence in procurement decisions and technical compliance records.
- Supporting amendment to IEC 61252:1993 for personal sound exposure meter specifications
- Relevant to electroacoustic measurement, laboratory evaluation, and product verification
- Useful for compliance reference checks and amendment tracking in technical documentation
- Helps align procurement and assessment workflows with the updated parent standard
- Publication Date: 2000-09-10
- Standard Status: Amendment
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- New Version Available: IEC 61252:1993 (2017-06-04)
- This Version: IEC 61252:1993 (2000-09-10)
- Previous Version: IEC 61252:1993 (1993-06-25)
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