Greetings compliance professionals, Looks like one of our chargers will soon be going into the Mexican market. I should have a handle on getting safety listed - I believe registered is the correct term - to NOM-001. The charger has UL safety listing, and UL has said a letter can be issued to prove the product meets NOM safety, for a reasonable fee (I've seen worse). We just need a rep firm with RFC listing to complete the registration. I am less clear on IFT registration for EMC compliance. The unit also has an FCC ID (residential / Class B) and a fairly complete data file, in which I witnessed the testing myself. Anybody have a feel if the FCC ID will suffice for IFT registration? Anyone been through this? Can anyone recommend a firm with RFC to help get the product registered? thanks, Colorado Brian
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