CE marking is required for products manufactured anywhere in the world that are then marketed in the EU. What CE marking means, is that it indicates that a product has been assessed by the manufacturer and deemed to meet EU safety, health and environmental protection requirements. Before affixing the CE logo on the label of…
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Today there are many modern products that take advantage of wireless transmitter modules that already have been FCC certified by a module manufacturer to demonstrate compliance with FCC regulations. This brings the advantage of reducing the subsequent requirements for FCC filing when you have used a pre-certified module. But there are limitations for host product…
Many manufacturers have difficulties understanding the RED and its basics. In short we will give a short introduction on the RED that can help you understand and implement the RED. Scope of the RED Radio communication and also radio determination equipment Radio Receivers (including Sound and TV Broadcast receivers) Safety of humans, animals and property…
A manufacturer can use radio modules to enable connectivity of electronic and consumer products, for wireless communication and the IoT. That means that you are now a radio equipment manufacturer. Even if your product’s purpose was something totally different. When integrating an RF module (even if its a pre-certified module) into your product then you…
Many manufacturers struggle with what regulatory information to put on the label, manual and packaging. Looking at the FCC, ISED, MIC and CE, we can give you the following information that needs to be there. FCC (For US market) Label: Manual: Packaging: ISED (For Canada market) Label: Manual: Packaging: CE marking (For EU market) Label:…