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<62BC578358ACC449B01A530DF004D4B4012DBC1044A2@MBXVS03.hosting01.active24.
com>, dated Fri, 12 Oct 2012, amund <[email protected]> writes:
Consider a radio system under development (radiomodule, SMPS, hard
disk, main board, etc) All parts in the system are COST (and CE marked)
and the main work is now an engineering job and make some SW.
When system is functioning and ready for putting it on the marked, the
complete RTTE approval must be carried out, even though that all
modules are CE marked.
No other outcome, agree?
Yes, if it's all marketed together as a 'product' with an inclusive
price, it must be approved as a whole. If it were marketed as individual
modules, each priced separately, so the buyer can select what to buy,
then approval as a whole probably can't be demanded by the authorities,
but would be prudent anyway.
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John Woodgate, J M Woodgate and Associates, Rayleigh, Essex UK
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