Another little detail that gets lost in the shuffle is that while the FCC will
accept CISPR 22 test data showing comliance to the those limits, the FCC also
requires that the tests be done according to ANSI C63.4 which specifies that
the mains power be the usual USA voltage and frequency; 120vac/60Hz.  And
so... two tests - FCC & CISPR.  Annoying details!
 
The MRA's between countries for the EMC regulations is helpful for a common
ICES-003, FCC, CISPR 22, except for the mains power part.
It also appears to be necessary since numerous products I've tested have
passed at one main voltage and failed at the other.
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Bill Stumpf <[email protected]> wrote:

        Currently, Industry Canada will accept FCC test data for devices 
subject to
ICES-003. I'd have your test lab provide you a test report for ICES-003 based
on the FCC data. Also, be sure that your labeling and information to the user
meet IC requirements. You mentioned Declaration of Conformity. DOC and DOC
labeling is only applicable to some types of ITE. 
        
        Bill Stumpf
        D.L.S. Electronic Systems, Inc.
        EMC Testing & Consulting
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        No you don't. The latest version is ICES-003 2004 Issue 4.
        
        Actually the FCC will accept test data done to CISPR 22 (see CFR 47, 
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        If the ITE device is an intentional radiator, then the testing site 
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        Dear Experts,
        We have tested our ITE device for FCC Part15 Class B compliance in an 
NVLAP
accredited lab. In the same lab for the same device we conducted testing for
CISPR22 Class B compliance also. Based on these 2 reports we have issued DoC
for placing the device in US & EU market. Now the same device we plan to sell
in Canada. Do we need another testing or can we issue a DoC based on the FCC &
CISPR reports.
        
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