Hi Jules,
The ETS 300 440 has now changed into the EN 300 440. This is indeed the
standard for low power devices in this frequency band and with this standard
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EMC. For safety you can use the EN 60950 and for EMC you can use the EN
301489-1&3 to show compliance with the R&TTE directive.
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From: jules [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: maandag 15 maart 2004 19:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: 10.5 to 10.55 GHz radar device
We have had an enquiry into testing a SRD operating between 10.5 and 10.55
GHz it is used to find the speed of items moving past it. Basically a swing
speed indicator ! Golf, tennis, etc etc.
I have looked into the various stds, but can't really find one that fits,
it is using PIR type technology, but it isn't as such a movement or alarm
detector. I found ETS 300-440 was closest.
The product is licensed for use in USA, but looks to be operating outside
of the EU reg's.
I'd appreciate any input from the many forum members in EU mainly, on
whether this device can be licensed or not, I have suggested the importer
contact OFCOM, but in the mean time, one to puzzle over ?
Many thanks
Jules
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