Dear All,
We are planning to sell ethernet based smart card reader in Europe
(German) for attendance recording. There is no intentional radiator in this
device. Will this need a Class B approval ? My understanding is as per
CISPR 22 only telecommunication equipment and personal computers /
accessories used in home environment need Class B approval in Europe.
1. Usage of the device in small offices will be treated as domestic use
or business / commercial / industrial use.
2. I believe a device connected to the network server through ethernet
is not a personal computer accessory.
3. Ethernet devices are not telecommunication network devices, I hope I
am correct.
4. Personal computers used in business / commercial / industrial
environment require only Class A.
I request your guidance.
Sincerely
K.Balasubramanian
Project Leader - Hardware.
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