Dan,
 
See below

"Anchondo, Dan" <[email protected]> wrote:

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Does anyone know what the EMC requirements are for Mexico?  
 
Peter: No requirements for emc at this time
 
 
Do I need an in-country representative for a NOM mark?  
 
Peter: Yes, you do. However, there are legal agents in Mexico who can be
considered legal licenseholders and charge a fee
 
The product is a SRD 13.56 MHz TX wireless card reader UL/IEC 60950 type
product that runs from a 9Vdc 1000mA wall-wart power supply. 

Peter: Wall-wart power supply needs NOM Mark to NOM-001 or the combination can
be tested to NOM-019. The wireless needs a separate Cofetel cert.
 
My understanding of electrical safety for Mexico is:
1.       You need to test in-country (Mexico).
 
Peter: No you can test in labs like TUV Rheinland which have MOU with
in-country laboratory.
 
2.       All electrical equipment entering Mexico needs to be tested.
 
Peter: No, only regulated equipment
 
3.       Mexico uses IEC60950 for its safety and the current Mexico National
Electrical Code may be harmonized with the NEC (USA). 
 
Peter: Mexico does not recognized IEC60950. They have their own NOM-019
standard which is very similar to the old UL478. 
 
Should you have any questions, you can write me at [email protected]
 
Please inform or correct me if I’m wrong.  
Regards
Dan Anchondo 
 
 
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