Hi!
India Telecommunications Engineering Centre recently announced a Phase 5 scope
expansion with a deadline 1 July 2024. See the details below.
https://www.mtcte.tec.gov.in/filedownload?name=downloadDocument_20230623115821.pdf
This list includes Hypervisor which is "a purely software pr
Greetings all,
Are there any radio modular approval construction details for India's WPC
modular approval? This would be similar to the FCC KDB notice on modular
approval whereby the construction details are outlined. I cannot fine
anything at the WPC website. My specific question is, is a
0V are commonplace. I have
> anecdotally heard that power supplies, even if they have past CISPR
> immunity and IEC 61000 power fault testing, can be damaged by longer
> duration voltage surges that are supposedly common in India during load
> shedding. Our power supplies do not suffer unusua
CISPR immunity and IEC 61000 power fault
testing, can be damaged by longer duration voltage surges that are supposedly
common in India during load shedding. Our power supplies do not suffer unusual
failure rates anywhere in the world and have been through immunity testing
without any issues, but I
ou would see in your local Dairy Queen, McDonalds, Burger
> King, etc. For India we had to include a UPS for some of our models
> because the power there would give us problems with the controls. I don’t
> know the details but I do recall adding a UPS option to a newer model unit
&
>
> Dan, in a past life I worked for a company that makes commercial ice cream
> makers like you would see in your local Dairy Queen, McDonalds, Burger King,
> etc. For India we had to include a UPS for some of our models because the
> power there would give us problems with the
Dan, in a past life I worked for a company that makes commercial ice cream
makers like you would see in your local Dairy Queen, McDonalds, Burger King,
etc. For India we had to include a UPS for some of our models because the
power there would give us problems with the controls. I don't know
Hello List! Hope everyone is staying healthy and safe.
I would like to know if anyone has experience with power quality issues in
India related to damaging equipment and whether you find it is necessary to
harden power supply designs specifically for India that you would not
normally consider
in the BIS lists of affected products, but it might
be a vague area open to other interpretations.
I wish to obtain specific advice on these topics, among others:
* If we appoint a representative for compliance in India do they acquire
the rights of a Brand Agent? If yes then what is the range
Hi Amund,
You might be able to get help from the below listed folks... I am not sure
if they are on this forum...
- Mr. Santhosh of Trio Technologies (*santh...@trio-techno.com
<santh...@trio-techno.com>*)
- Mr. Perveez Younus of UL India (*perveez.you...@ul.com
<pe
Please correct me, if I’m wrong:
* Approval via WPC (Wireless Planning & Coordination) - Ministry of
Communications and Information Technology
* No mandatory in-country testing
* FCC / CE reports are accepted from (world-wide) accredited labs
* Local
Hello,
We have an immediate opening for a Lead/Staff EMC Design engineer. I am
the hiring manager, and position is in Bangalore, India.
Below please find the description and requirements for this position.
Thanks,
Oscar Fallah
Sr. Manager, EMC Design Engineering
Juniper Networks Inc
labs in India and they are still trying
to figure out what they need to do.
CB reports are not officially recognized but are helpful.
It took us close to 5 months to get our first report with a lot of back and
forth with the test house and BIS and that was with local representation.
Just
As of July 3 there is are new mandatory approvals requiring in-country
safety testing. Has there been any extension of this date?
Could anyone share their experience getting India approvals under this
new scheme?
Thanks,
David
David Gelfand
Compliance Specialist
Kontron Canada Inc
: [PSES] India ITE approvals
As of July 3 there is are new mandatory approvals requiring in-country
safety testing. Has there been any extension of this date?
Could anyone share their experience getting India approvals under this new
scheme?
Thanks,
David
David Gelfand
Compliance Specialist
The latest information for India registration and extension can be found at the
following sites:
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): http://www.bis.org.in/other/ITCompReg.htm
Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), scroll down the
page to the Standards section: http
: Friday, March 15, 2013 4:54 AM
Subject: India BIS/DEITY mandatory registration scheme for ITE/AV products
Hello Members,
Indian has launched mandatory in country testing @ BIS approved laboratories
and registration scheme for ITE and AV products ( Scope is limited to certain
products) w.e.f
Sudhakar
As an expert, can you confirm if data center switches or routers are exempt
from the regulations. Some experts say yes regulated, others say not regulated.
What is your opinion?
Peter
Sent from my iPhone
Peter S. Merguerian
pe...@goglobalcompliance.com
Go Global Compliance Inc.
Hello Members,
Indian has launched mandatory in country testing @ BIS approved laboratories
and registration scheme for ITE and AV products ( Scope is limited to certain
products) w.e.f April 3, 2013.
I am expert in this scheme and if any body needs any kind of assistance in
this scheme,
[mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org]On Behalf Of sudhakar
wasnik
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2013 4:54 AM
To: EMC-PSTC Listserver
Subject: India BIS/DEITY mandatory registration scheme for ITE/AV products
Hello Members,
Indian has launched mandatory in country testing @ BIS approved laboratories
and registration scheme
Can anyone confirm if India has a mandatory mark on their power cords and if so
what the mark is and what the scheme entails?
Many thanks
John Harrington
Compliance Engineer
Keithley Instruments, Inc.
28775 Aurora Road, Cleveland Ohio, 44139
Tel: 440-498-2727
Email: jharring
Colleagues,
I am looking for information on the electrical codes in force in India and
Thailand. If anyone can point me to the sources for these codes, or can provide
consulting services in these jurisdictions, please contact me off-list at
d...@complianceinsight.ca, +1 (519) 729-5704
Hi Doug,
The Bureau of Indian Standards covers the electrical requirements for India.
See Part 8, Section 2.
http://www.bis.org.in/sf/nbc.htm
I believe it has some similarity to older IEE Wiring Regulations from the UK.
As such, there is some similarity to BS 7671. However, I can't say how
is that you must get either at least an IR approval to sell
the product in India. The more stringent GR approvals are typically called
out for equipment used in the government-owned network.
I'm not aware of a residency requirement for getting an IR approval, but it
wouldn't surprise me
]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 6:43 PM
To: Ron Pickard; EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: Re: TRAI modem approval in India?
On 11/30/2010, Ron Pickard wrote:
Is it mandatory or voluntary to obtain an analog PSTN modem approval in India?
TRAI is the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority
an analog PSTN modem approval in
India? TRAI is the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in India. I have
searched all over including the TRAI website, but have not been able to find an
answer to this question. I’m hoping someone in this group will have the answer.
I look
On 11/30/2010, Ron Pickard wrote:
Is it mandatory or voluntary to obtain an analog PSTN modem approval in
India? TRAI is the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in India. I have
searched all over including the TRAI website, but have not been able to find
an answer to this question
Hello to all,
Is it mandatory or voluntary to obtain an analog PSTN modem approval in India?
TRAI is the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in India. I have searched
all over including the TRAI website, but have not been able to find an answer
to this question. I’m hoping someone
Subject: [PSES] India and 13.56 Mhz Frequency
Dear All,
The 13.56 Mhz has been de-licensed in India which means manufacturers
of equipment using this frequency can now apply for type approvals/homologation
with the India WPC.
Best Regards
: Ron Pickard rpick...@hypercom.com
Subject: RE: [PSES] India and 13.56 Mhz Frequency
To: peter merguerian pmerguerian2...@yahoo.com
Cc: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 3:40 PM
Hi Peter
: peter merguerian [mailto:pmerguerian2...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 12:37 PM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: [PSES] India and 13.56 Mhz Frequency
Dear All,
The 13.56 Mhz has been de-licensed in India which means manufacturers of
equipment using this frequency can
Dear All,
The 13.56 Mhz has been de-licensed in India which means manufacturers of
equipment using this frequency can now apply for type approvals/homologation
with the India WPC.
Best Regards,
Peter Merguerian
Go Global Compliance Inc.
(408) 416-3772
pe...@goglobalcompliance.com
Hi
APC India currently has an opening for a safety compliance engineer in
Bangalore India. If you know of someone please ask that they forward their
resume to me. I will then forward their resume to the proper person in India.
The candidate should have some prior compliance work experience
Can anyone give me a brief description of legal requirements for
consumer audio and video equipment for India and Thailand?
AV Equipment, mains powered.
AV Equipment, with external power supplies.
AM/FM Receivers, CD/DVD/Blu Ray players, docking stations.
Active and Passive speakers
Greeting in the New Year!
Can anyone give me a brief description of legal requirements for
consumer audio and video equipment for India and Thailand?
AV Equipment, mains powered.
AV Equipment, with external power supplies.
AM/FM Receivers, CD/DVD/Blu Ray players, docking stations
I hope the 5 second interruption was intended to meet Performance Criteria C.
In contrast, I assume the product is to meet Performance Criteria B for the
two dip (reduction) tests. Right?
I'm surprised that India does not have a holdup time requirement under
Performance Criteria B that would
.
Best Regards,
Peter Merguerian
--- On Tue, 9/15/09, Moshe Valdman mvald...@netvision.net.il wrote:
From: Moshe Valdman mvald...@netvision.net.il
Subject: Power holdup in India
To: 'emc-p...@ieee.org' emc-p...@ieee.org
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 11:04 AM
Hi all,
Does anyone have any information about holdup requirements or standards for
telecom power in India?
This is typically 10 msec for the DC input (and usually 20 msec for AC/DC
power supplies), but I think due to low power quality, in India a longer
time might berequired
thanks
Hi David,
you can use 315 MHz as well as 868 MHz for SRD in India.
When using 433 MHzyou currently need to apply for a user license.
This might change next year.
Best regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Karin Silberhorn
Team Manager
International Type Approval
CETECOM GmbH
Im Teelbruch 116
Does anyone have spectrum assignment frequencies for India?
Although 433 MHz band is available, but it is multipurpose.
Are any other frequency bands acceptable ( 10 mW)?
_Honeywell
David W. Sterner
Quality Assurance
Group,
Can anyone recommend a good EMC consultant that either lives in India or is
willing to travel there within the next couple of weeks.
The project is a solar controller system that operates at 60 VDC.
Please contact me via email.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Collins
Sr. Consultant,Compliance
for India
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Date: Monday, November 3, 2008, 2:43 AM
I am aware that 865-867 MHz RFID is allowed in India and it does not
require a license. Does anyone know if 13.56 MHz is an allowable RFID
frequency for India
I am aware that 865-867 MHz RFID is allowed in India and it does not
require a license. Does anyone know if 13.56 MHz is an allowable RFID
frequency for India?
Thank you,
Bob Heller
3M EMC Laboratory, 76-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
Tel: 651- 778-6336
Fax: 651-778-6252
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For anyone doing analog telecom approvals in India:
If you’ve been subjected to the current limiting requirement from the CTI
spec, what is the feed resistance that India uses? The spec does not give any
details. Is it the same as the old CTR21 for France, is it 600 ohms,
something else
On 9/17/2008, Daniel Roman wrote:
If youve been subjected to the current limiting requirement from the
CTI
spec, what is the feed resistance that India uses? The spec does not give any
details. Is it the same as the old CTR21 for France, is it 600 ohms,
something else?
Hi Dan
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主题: Human Exposure in China and India
Does
Does anyone know if China and India follow the ICNIRP recommendation for human
exposure, or do they have their own national regulation for human exposure? I
am interested especially in the frequency range below 100 kHz.
Don Umbdenstock
Manager Compliance Engineering
Tyco Safety Products
Hi Dan:
Just a quick follow up to my earlier posting. with a little more searching, I
found that the 2-wire PSTN specification S/INT-2W/02.MAY2001 is still listed
as number 249 on the TEC web site in the large list at the following URL:
http://www.tec.gov.in/List/complete.pdf
This suggests to
On 1/7/2008, Daniel Roman wrote:
India was one of the last few countries requiring loop current limiting. I
know they were in the process of redoing all their standards, but in one of
the newest standards I have from January 2007, IR-CTI-01-03 JAN 2007, loop
current limiting is still listed
Telecom experts lurking out there,
India was one of the last few countries requiring loop current limiting. I
know they were in the process of redoing all their standards, but in one of
the newest standards I have from January 2007, IR-CTI-01-03 JAN 2007, loop
current limiting is still listed
:
Kevin -
Please expand on this:
From: Kevin Keegan
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 6:21 AM
May2006 Safety is as per IEC 60950.
Is the date a typo or are you saying that, as of MAY2006 (last year)
some form of safety certification is required in India for ITE and TE?
A particular
Kevin -
Please expand on this:
From: Kevin Keegan
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 6:21 AM
May2006 Safety is as per IEC 60950.
Is the date a typo or are you saying that, as of MAY2006 (last year)
some form of safety certification is required in India for ITE and TE?
A particular national
and notify the sender. I thank you in advance for your
co-operation
and assistance.
On 17 May 2007 at 16:48, Bob Griffin wrote:
India is in the process of developing mandatory product safety, EMC
regulatory programs for IT
equipment however these have not been formally announced yet
India is in the process of developing mandatory product safety, EMC regulatory
programs for IT equipment however these have not been formally announced yet.
They are working with local and international industry to develop these
programs and standards which I believe would become effective
There are no mandatory safety/emc requirements for ITE in India. However, Wlan
have to be registered with the WPC.
Best Regards,
Peter
Mark Gandler markgand...@hotmail.com wrote:
Are there any mandatory regulatory compliance requirements for ITE products
sold in India? Safety or EMC? What
How do you prove there are no EMC/ Safety requirements when trying to import
your product into India to the authorities? Should you have a Self DOC stating
this is an ITE product in which there are no mandatory requirements for
India.?
Is there a voluntary Mark you should have on the product
My experience recently with the BIS web site is similar regarding set
top boxes. STBs are sort of androgynous, might be 60950-1 and might be
60065 or both, but India seems to have no safety requirements in the BIS
mandatory list.
Can anyone shed any additional light on applicable safety and EMC
Are there any mandatory regulatory compliance requirements for ITE products
sold in India? Safety or EMC? What about WLAN?
I have heard about S-Mark for Safety, but I am not sure if it is must to have.
It is mostly done under STQC scheme, established by Indian goverment, but
their website
Dear Jeff,
The WPC notification states type approved not type certification. Type
approval in India can be holding of a test report by the vendor showing
compliance with the regulations.
To me mandatory certification is when the India customs has a list of HS
codes to check whether
they sell in India.
Hope this helps,
-Fred Borda
Compliance International
On 31 Aug 2006, at 6:04 AM, UMBDENSTOCK, DON wrote:
Sounds similar to FCC for Part 15 intentional radiators – license
not required but certification is required…
Don Umbdenstock
Manager Compliance Engineering
Tyco
djumbdenst...@tycoint.com
_
From: SIEMIC PSTC [mailto:siemic_p...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 12:30 AM
To: peter merguerian; Bill Stumpf; emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject: Re: India Wireless testing.
Hello Peter,
I am glad you took second look at the WPC Notification but we do
,
I am glad you took second look at the WPC
Notification but we do NOT agree with your
interpretation of the rules.
Please see email comments below from Leslie Bai,
our expertise on international approvals, and I also
confirmed with our SISC - SIEMIC India Service
Center
Hello Peter,
I am glad you took second look at the WPC Notification but we do NOT agree
with your interpretation of the rules.
Please see email comments below from Leslie Bai, our expertise on
international approvals, and I also confirmed with our SISC - SIEMIC India
Service Center
of transmitter
Maximum Effective Radiated Power
Height of Antenna
(1)
(2)
(3)
1 W (30 dBm) in Spread of 10 MHz or higher
4 W (36 dBm)
Within 5 metres above the roof top of existing authorized building
SIEMIC PSTC siemic_p...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello Peter,
India WPC certification for 2.4GHz
Hi Bill,
India wireless approval is regulated by WPE of MCIT. 2.4GHz specification can
be found in MCIT Notification No.R-11014/17/2004-LR, August 25, 2004.
Best regards
Jeff Jin
SIEMIC InfoTech (China) Ltd.
www.siemic.com.cn
Bill Stumpf bstu...@dlsemc.com wrote:
Hello group,
Can
Bill,
WPC is a spectrum allocation body. Their certification is not needed for India
but can be applied for on a voluntary basis. There are no mandatory approvals
needed at this time. It is ok to sell in India with the existing FCC/European
test reports. If cord connected, make sure the power
Hello group,
Can anyone point me in the direction needed to test and sell a wireless device
(2.4 GHz DSSS) in India?
Thanks,
Bill
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Who are the authorities to contact regarding radio equipment (Aeronautical
equipment) approvals in Korea, India and Japan?
Will a FAA / FCC notification make the approval process smoother in these
countries?
Thanks.
Best regards
Amund Westin
Oslo, NORWAY
Dear Bill,
SISC (Siemic India Service Center) collects all India standards, you may
contact lingdon.day...@siemic.com.
Regards
Jeff Jin
SIEMIC InfoTech (China) Ltd.
www.siemic.com.cn
Bill Stumpf bstu...@dlsemc.com wrote:
Greetings all,
I am in need of an India EMC standard
Greetings all,
I am in need of an India EMC standard. The identification of the
standard as given to me is JSS. Can anyone direct me to a source for
this standard?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Bill Stumpf
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emc-pstc
Hi,
Thanks for those that replied.
Basically, I would conclude that this test it's not a must requirement.
Just an additional test that the customer requires.
Regards
Koh
Koh wrote:
Hi group,
We had a request from an India customer. They need to have the
following test performed on our
m...@california.com
Sent by: emc-p...@ieee.org
12/21/2005 08:11 AM
To
Koh koh...@singnet.com.sg
cc
emc-p...@ieee.org
Subject
Re: Mains test - India
Interesting wording. Make it fail with permanent damage to
the supply, then repeat the test. Hmmmam I the only
one
Interesting wording. Make it fail with permanent damage to
the supply, then repeat the test. Hmmmam I the only
one to see a failure in this logic?
- Robert -
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 23:15:19 +0800
Koh koh...@singnet.com.sg wrote:
There shall be no permanent damaged to the power
Koh,
We have also dealt with these requirements and to the best of my knowledge
there is not a written requirement. The tests are based on the fluctuations
of the power system in India.
Best Regards,
Jody Leber
Senior Regulatory Engineer
jody.le...@motorola.com
http://www.motorola.com
Hi group,
We had a request from an India customer. They need to have the following
test performed on our speaker.
The speaker can be mains operated or powered via a external AC/DC power
adaptor.
Test to perform/meet,
1) Voltage input line shall be able to withstand 300Vac for 30mins
2) Next
Subject
India QM-333
Hello,
Is there an ETSI equivalent for Indian standard QM-333 Specification for
environmental testing of electronic equipments for transmission and switching
use for environmental category B-2. Any information on how to get a copy of
this spec would help.
Thanks,
David.
David Gelfand
Hello, Dan,
You can contact lingdon.day...@siemic.com for regulation of India approvals.
Regards,
Jeff Jin
SIEMIC Inc.
www.siemic.com
SIEMIC InfoTech (China) Ltd.
www.siemic.com.cn
HCT-SIEMIC America, Inc.
www.hctsiemic.com
Anchondo, Dan dancho...@vivotech.com wrote:
Gentlemen
What
Gentlemen
What are the requirements for 13.56 MHz RFID device for use in India?
Could I assume that the requirements would mirror UK? Will there be a CE
type immunity test program? Any information would help.
Regards
Dan Anchondo
Vivotech,
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Dear all,
Anyone can tell me where can I find the EMC RTTE requirements of India?
Thanks.
Daniel.
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06/02/2004 10:19 Subject
AM915 MHz RFID in India
http://www.ieee-pses.org/symposium
http://www.emc2004.org/
Is anyone
: rehel...@mmm.com
To: emc-p...@ieee.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 8:19 AM
Subject: 915 MHz RFID in India
http://www.ieee-pses.org/symposium
http://www.emc2004.org/
--
Is anyone aware of a problem using 915 MHz technology in India
http://www.ieee-pses.org/symposium
http://www.emc2004.org/
Is anyone aware of a problem using 915 MHz technology in India?
Thanks,
Bob Heller
Senior EMC Engineer
3M EMC Laboratory, 76-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55107-1208
Tel: 651- 778-6336
Fax: 651-778-6252
: kazimier_gawrzy...@dell.com [mailto:kazimier_gawrzy...@dell.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 1:38 AM
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: India Power Cord Plugs
Greetings,
I'm looking for some current info on up to date design and certification
requirements for India power cord plugs (non
a cord set with a shaver plug. I recommend that you use the grounded
and ungrounded South African Plugs for India and only get the plugs
certified in India if it is a Customer satisfaction issue. SABs
certification is usually good enough for the whole power cord or cord set.
Best regards,
Ron
Greetings,
I'm looking for some current info on up to date design and certification
requirements for India power cord plugs (non-Industrial), 2 pin
configuration (unearthed). Also, a lead towards a current information
source would be much appreciated.
The closest I have been able to find
Hello Amund,
It's difficult to be too specific without detailed product information, but
in very general terms...
India
Radio regulator is the Wireless Planning and Coordination wing (WPC) of the
Dept. of Telecommunications (DoT).
Evaluation of the radio may be required for licenses
:
mo.ieee.orgSubject: Re: Approvals in
India Indonesia Thailand
I think those countries are part of the CB scheme but I advise checking the CB
website, http://www.cbscheme.org/
Regards
Kevin
Kevin Keegan
Senior Associate
KES Associates
1 Stonecroft Terrace
Kanata, Ontario
Canada K2K 2V1
Tel: 613-592-0820
Email: kkee...@sympatico.ca
Web:
We have a telecom / Radio product that have been tested according to the
following EU standards:
EMC: EN 301 489-1, EN 301 489-12, EN55022
LVD: EN 60950
RTTE: EN 301 428
Now, we are looking for access to India, Indonesia and Thailand. Anybody
familiar with these countries if the accepts CB
Greetings All,
Before this 'India Compliance' thread goes to far, it has been mistakenly
attached to the original starting thread of 'NARTE questions'. For those who
track and save emails, this may be a problem when doing a search.
I have purposely deleted the email trails to this email
Hi Rich,
Another guy who does a lot of compliance work in India is Jas Dhaliwal of
International Compliance Approvals. He can be reached on (510) 821 4980,
email icac...@aol.com.
Regards,
Dave
Collins, Jeffrey jcoll...@ciena.com wrote:
Rich,
You will definitely run into some nuances
Rich,
You will definitely run into some nuances when deploying your products into
India. While on the surface it may appear the regulations are straight
forward, however when actually communicating with the authorities you will
begin to uncover the bureaucracy and will be at a distinct
I asked someone in India, the organization name escapes me, about cert
requirements for Audio products about a year ago and was told there were no
mandatory cert requirements for Safety or EMC...As Doug mentioned the
individual directed me to the BIS website for a list of regulated products
are specific to India's network. Analog interfaces
are more likely to be India-specific, while digital interfaces are more
likely to be based heavily on international standards of one kind or another.
In addition to a complex administrative process, all approvals require
in-country testing in which
Hi Richard-
To my knowledge, India has no compulsory requirements for EMI/EMC or product
safety for information technology gear.
India is a member of the CB Scheme. htt
://www.cbscheme.org/cbscheme/NCB/IN-BIS.htm A certification mark from the BIS
should be available, if desired
In a message dated 10-28-2003, Richard Stone writes:
What are the India reuqirements for:
EMC-EMI
Safety
Telecom
Other?
do they reference other standards such
as UL, EN and FCC type requirements...
Hi Richard:
India tends to have their own requirements, as opposed to officially
hello group,
2 questions in one day,
does this fulfill my allowance?
What are the India reuqirements for:
EMC-EMI
Safety
Telecom
Other?
do they reference other standards such
as UL, EN and FCC type requirements...
thank you for taking a few minutes on this..
Richard,
Richard A. Stone
Hi all,
We have been informed that India will now request in country tests for WLAN
802.11 products.But the decision is not taken yet,
As of today the requirements is unclear….
Before we have been able to get approval of such products without in country
tests by just submitting technical file
: den 25 november 2002 15:36
To: Kim Boll Jensen; EMC-PSTC; treg
Subject: RE: Bluetooth in Israel, Brazil, Argentina and India
Dear Kim,
I do not work with Bluetooth myself, but I have just spoken with a colleague
on your behalf. To my surprise, he states that Bluetooth has not yet been
approved
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