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Classification of fire hazard abroad

2015-06-08View Original

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The fire hazard classification of domestic media is done using categories such as Class A and Class B. How is it classified abroad? How should A, B, and C be translated accordingly? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-18
I took a look at the domestic translations: Party A is represented by Ⅰ, Party B by Ⅱ, and Party C by Ⅲ. For example, Party A of Category B is denoted as ⅠB; I’m not sure if this is reasonable.

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