Ok Group,
I appreciate all your helpful responses. It appears that 'Self Verifying'
and 'Declaring Conformity' take on slightly different meanings depending on
the type of equipment. Let's say that the equipment is not a personal
computer or computer peripheral. I want to 'Self Verify' where I do all the
testing and retain the test results. Can I label my equipment with any kind
of statement indicating that the equipment is Class B compliant? If yes,
does the Class B information on the label mean anything without an FCC ID?
Let's apply the same question, if I were to go the DoC route, where the
device has been tested by a certified testing lab. Can I label my equipment
with any kind of statement indicating that the equipment is Class B
compliant?
All the information that I have read, isn't very clear.
Thanks,
Courtland Thomas
Patton Electronics
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