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January 5th 08, 11:20 PM
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FCC and CE EMC Certification
Why are some imported (to the U.S.) intentional radiators (such as RC toys, fitness heart-rate monitors, etc.) not FCC EMC Part 15 certified (there is no FCC OET record on file)? These have CE EMC Certification and a CE 'number'; is there a treaty that exempts such devices from further FCC certification? Is there a publicly accessible database of CE 'numbers' similar to the FCC OET filings? I have found nothing of use on the 'net in these matters? Probably because of a similar reason that toys have lead. Customs agents too busy looking for drugs and such to worry about some paperwork issue... And years ago I heard an FCC guy say that they frequently see bogus FCC certification file numbers on stuff. |
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