Martin, I have to say that I don't even know what you mean by FDA emission
guidelines. Please elaborate.

My company has installed electronic business equipment in hundreds of
hospitals and medical facilities and we have never been asked to comply with
FDA emission guidelines. Our equipment complies with FCC part 15 Class A or
Class B limits. Also, in my previous life at a major PC manufacturer, we
never considered FDA emission guidelines, and I am sure that you will find
their PCs in medical environments. So, I am at a loss as to why someone
within your own company is pressing this requirement.

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        From:  Martin Johnson [SMTP:[email protected]]
        Sent:  Friday, June 25, 1999 6:42 AM
        To:  [email protected]
        Subject:  FDA requirements


        When producing equipment that uses flat screen (LCD) 1/4 VGA
displays,
        is there any requirement to meet FDA emission requirements (overall
        equipment is not for medical use, and would never find its way into
a
        hospital environment).

        I only ask as one of my collegues is quite insistent that we have to
        consider the requirement (because he had to in his previous job,
again
        not medical equipment). Its the first time i've come across it and
all
        i can find on the subject are advisory guideline requirements, no
        mandatory requirements.

        Anybody able to shed some more light on this for me.
        Web sites, any info. gratefully received.

        Many Thanks

        MJ.
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