Jim, Rich and all who replied,
Thanks for the feedback. There is no intentional transmitter. I don't
believe it's a case of wanting to hide Company A -- it appears to be a case
of economics and differing views of safety & liability,which has surprised
me a bit.
Cheers,
Adam
On Tue, Jan 31,
Adam, depends on how well you want company A hidden from company B's
customers. As Rich commented on safety I will comment on FCC.
On the FCC depends on whether there is a transmitter involved as to what
path can be used and how to address. If there is no transmitter, you can
just issue a
, except to say the safety and FCC
certifications are independent of each other.
Rich
From: Adam Dixon [mailto:lanterna.viri...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2017 1:18 PM
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Subject: [PSES] add 60950 to a new supplier's product which only has FCC?
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Similar to last year's Company A/B Multiple Listee for CE discussion, is
there a good path to take a finished product built by Company A which only
has FCC certification and have Company B add 60950 safety certification?
Seems like it should be an "all or nothing" proposition (i.e. Company B
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