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7/6/2007	4.3.8-5	Summary of key certification/technical requirements for ITE Battery Packs
	4.3.6-3	DPIUs designed for travel with removable, folding or retractable blades (updated).
	4.3.6-4	Perimeter spacings on the face section of DPIUs (updated).

7/2/2007	4.5.1-2	Maximum temperature considerations for notebook computers. (Updated)

3/30/2007	1.5-7	Use of UL 1363 (XBYS) Relocatable Power Taps within ITE Systems.

3/20/2007	4.3.6-2	UL1310 and UL498 requirements for DPIUs (revised).

3/15/2007	1.1.2-6	Special considerations for mobile/travel surge protectors for mains and/or communication port protection

11/8/2006	NAF.4.4.2-1	Application of Annex NAF accessibility requirements to document (paper) shredders.

11/1/2006	1.5.5-3	Interconnecting cables and VW-1 flammability rating

10/31/2006	1.7-2	Accessory Listing Mark placed on product packaging (updated)

10/10/2006	1.2.13.8-2	Classification of Power over Ethernet (PoE) circuits.

10/9/2006	1.2.5-1	Pluggable A vs B for ITE with IEC 60320 appliance inlet
	1.1-8	Accessory carts, stands and similar products for powering/charging ITE, and similar support functions

10/2/2006	P(1.5.2)-10	Output requirements for Listed (QQGQ) power supplies (updated)

12/27/2005	2.10.1-1	Pollution Degree associated with ITE relays

11/22/2005	4.7.3-2	ITE Enclosures and parts made of Magnesium Alloys

9/16/2005	3.2.1.1-3	Fixed ITE with connection to the A.C. Mains Supply by a flexible power supply cord

9/12/2005	2.2.3.1-3	Adjacent AWM with Hazardous Voltage/SELV Circuits routed together

9/1/2005	3.5.2-2	PoweredUSB considerations

8/3/2005	P(2.8.7)-1	Component requirements for isolating and safety interlock switches.

7/11/2005	1.4.10-1	Electrical loading considerations for PCs, Servers and similar field upgradeable equipment.

6/22/2005	4.4-1	Application of requirements for protection against hazardous moving parts to electric pencil sharpeners.

6/15/2005	2.10.5.4-2	Insulated winding wires with assigned thermal classes used in insulation systems needing a higher assigned class.

5/25/2005	5.3.8-1	Bursting Fuses
	4.3.13-1	Application of ultraviolet (UV) radiation requirements

4/28/2005	NAA(4.3.12)-1	Alternative Markings for ITE with Ink Cartridges or Containers

4/25/2005	2.10.4-3	Example of Application of Linear Interpolation

4/22/2005	1.1.2-5	Certification limitations for ITE marketed for use on board aircraft.
	6.4-1	Requirements for components providing overvoltage protection from Power Line Crosses

2/11/2005	P(1.5.2)-16	Use of R/C TVSS devices in ITE and the need for Abnormal O/V Testing
	1.3.2-3	Design and construction considerations for compact transportable products

1/4/2005	3.2.1.1-2	"Recommended" appliance coupler designs when used in portable power supplies and similar products

11/15/2004	5.3.6-2	Fault condition testing on output ports
	2.5-2	Determining compliance of output ports with LPS
	3.5.2-1	Output ports requiring LPS
	3.5-1	Output port investigation strategy (general)

10/1/2004	1.5-3	Component spacings in end product ITE (revised)

9/16/2004	1.7.1-2
	NAC(3.3)-1	New 60950 PAG on Power Line Cross Testing per NAC 3.3.

9/16/2003	1.5.5-1
	4.2.9-1	Openings around high pressure lamps.

7/18/2003	4.7.3-1	Use of Metalized Coatings on ITE enclosures

6/2/2003	P(1.5.2)-13	Use of ZPMV2 PWBs Recognized for "Flammability-only" applications
	P(1.5.2)-14	Use of ZPMV2 PWBs incorporating silver, silver plating or silver paste

4/15/2003	1.2.3.3-1	Transportable Equipment

4/1/2003	1.1-4	Scope

10/25/2002	P(1.5.2)-12	Use of OBJY2 insulation systems in ITE

6/14/2002	2.3.2-1	Separation requirements for circuits with SLIC chips.

5/14/2002	1.5-6	Certification requirements for Fusing Resistors

2/4/2002	1.1.2-3	Application of outdoor enclosure requirements

1/7/2002	3.3-1	Suitability of lug (crimp) terminals used for field wiring

1/3/2002	1.5-5	Use of NTC devices to limit inrush current

12/10/2001	P(3.2.5)-1	Power supply cord sets with HAR flexible cord

11/28/2001	1.5-4	Technical and certification considerations for DC-DC converters

10/31/2001	2.9.1-3	PAG Updated
	1.1-3	Certification options for Power Distribution Equipment associated with ITE

10/2/2001	1.7.2-3	Instructions provided in "soft" format

9/26/2001	4.5.1-1	Application of temperature limits to planar transformers

9/19/2001	3.3.5-1	Application of Table 3E to lug/crimp terminals
	1.1-2	Certification policy for ITE reliability/functionality
	1.1.2-2	Use of critical safety software

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