We have a product that incorporates an RF source. This source is required for the internal operation of the equipment, that is, the product could be placed inside a Faraday cage and still operate, unlike a broadcast transmitter which must radiate to the outside environment to operate as intended. I have advised our staff that we must take steps to make sure radiated emissions are under the Class 18 limit, either by limiting emissions to one of the ISM bands (not practical) or by other means, such as an enclosure. I have been asked to make sure there are no easier ways to comply. Specifically, I have been asked if there is no way that we could use labels or disclaimers to comply (I told them, "no".). What do people say?
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