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Machine Safety in Terms of Electrical Engineering – in the Light of Machinery and the LV Directives

Selected issues related to machine safety in terms of electrical engineering have been discussed in the paper. The author has focused on the relationship between machine directive and low voltage directive, since it proves somewhat difficult to interpret. This is due to the fact that basic requirements for machinery cover all safety issues (including electrical ones), while electrical devices and equipment during design, manufacture and marketing are subjected to low voltage directive (if they are designed for use within certain L V. limits).