HI Kim,

Here's the info I have:

The regulator in South Africa is ICASA (www.icasa.org.za).

2.4 GHz RLAN is regulated in South Africa according to "No. 1790 Government
Gazette, 17 Nov. 1995". No license is needed.

The specification to be satisfied is EN 300 328, thus IEEE 802.11b is
accepted. 5 GHz band is not open for the moment. New regulations for 5GHz
are in discussion. One may expect decisions shortly.

2400–2483.5 MHz, EIRP max. 100 mW
5150-5350 MHz & 5470-5725 MHz – not open in South Africa.

3rd party tests reports issued by any accredited test house/laboratory
according to appropriate specifications are acceptable for the purposes of
application for type approval.

Local certificate holder is required. The type approval certificate will
only be issued to a local South African registered company. The type
approval fee is ZAR4000 and the lead time 2-3 weeks.

Hope this helps.

We have also info about approximately 60 other countries if you're
interested (including copies of the specs).


Best Regards,

Roger Magnuson
Managing Director
TGC Communication AB
Industrivagen 5, 171 48 Solna
SWEDEN
TEL: +46 856250053 (direct)
FAX: +46 856250055
mobile: +46 707770594
mailto:[email protected]
internet: http://www.tgc.se



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
Behalf Of Kim Boll Jensen
Sent: den 21 november 2002 21:39
To: EMC-PSTC; treg
Subject: South Africa and SRD


Hi all

Does South Africa require approval of short range devices e.g..
Bluetooth. As fare as I can tell they require conformity to EU, US or
Canadian requirements and have approved a lot of world wide
accreditation bodies. But what is the actual national requirements, I
can't find them at any national web.

Best regards,

Kim Boll Jensen
Bolls Raadgivning
Denmark

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