Common use of Measuring device Clause in Contracts

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " ± 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.. Annex 7 Annex 7 SAFETY PRESCRIPTIONS FOR TROLLEYBUSES

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " ± 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure Figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " ± 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.. Figure 2 Annex 7 Alternative requirements for vehicles of Classes A and B 1. Vehicles of Classes A and B shall comply with the requirements of Annex 3 with the exception that:

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " + 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.. REQUIREMENTS FOR TECHNICAL DEVICES FACILITATING ACCESS FOR PASSENGERS OF REDUCED MOBILITY

Measuring device. 4.1. The measuring device shall consist of two parts: one handle and one measuring part which is a load cell (see figure Figure 2). 4.2. The load cell shall have the following characteristics: 4.2.1. It shall consist of two sliding housings with the outer dimension of 100 mm in diameter and 115 mm in width. Inside the load cell a compression spring shall be fitted between the two housings such that the load cell can be pressed together if an appropriate force is applied. 4.2.2. The stiffness of the load cell shall be 10 " ± 0.2 N/mm. The maximum spring deflection shall be limited to 30 mm so that a maximum peak force of 300 N is achieved.. Figure 2 1. Vehicles of Classes A and B shall comply with the requirements of Annex 3 with the exception that: