>Seems odd - what did the regulation cover? Radios etc ?
>I'm curious as a company I used to work at in NZ
>exported all over the world and had some radio systems
>in UK emergency vehicles.

Ahh so you're to blame :)

I cannot remember the in's and out's of it, but IIRC every piece of
electronic gear in a vehicle will have to be approved to a vehicle equiv of
UL or CE or whatever it is. It may be a case of putting something in place
before 42V cars become production items.

The implication that I recall was that if there was a single item of
non-approved equipment fitted to the vehicle then the insurance would be
invalidated.

P.S. is that Tait you work for?

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