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Tag Archives: Immunity
FCC – New Labeling and Manual Requirements
The FCC released new guidance and procedures for manufacturers to show compliance with FCC regulations in June 2017. Some of the changes are in the labeling requirements and, notably, the allowance for the use of a Suppliers Declaration of Conformity, or … Continue reading
Posted in Consulting, FCC
Tagged EMC compliance, EMC testing, EMI testing, Emissions, FCC, FCC compliance, FCC ID, FCC Labeling, FCCID, Immunity, SDOC, Suppliers Declaration of Conformity
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Correct Labeling Requirements for the FCC
Recently the F2 Labs sales department was presented with a question from a call-in customer who wanted to know about the requirements from the FCC to label equipment. Specifically, she asked about e-labelling. She relayed that the FCC’s rules regarding … Continue reading
Posted in FCC
Tagged Electromagnetic Compatibility, EMC, Emissions, FCC, FCC approval, FCC label, FCC Part 15, Federal Communications Commission, Immunity
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