Guide explains wireless compliance
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TRL Compliance product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Nov 12, 2007
A free guide and checklist explains the requirements and routes to compliance under the R and TTE Directive.
As increasing numbers of products are designed and deployed with wireless functionality, the need for correct testing and evaluation is becoming more critical than ever.
It underpins regulatory compliance statements.
To help both manufacturers and importers of wireless equipment, TRL Compliance and KTL - sister companies in the TRAC Global group - have produced a free guide and checklist that explains the requirements and routes to compliance.
The guide includes information about: CE marking (on the product and on packaging); class identifiers; warning signs (alert symbols); and declaration and notification (of certain categories of radio equipment).
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