Wojciech Babij/UB Networks wrote: > For the most part we test products for FCC Part 15 and 24 here. We also > test to the applicible ETSI standards (300 series) needed to prove compliance > with the European EMC Directive. We can talk for the most part to the > FCC and EU tests, but we want to make sure that we understand the standards > that the Russians apply for regulatory compliance. > My hunch is that if we can talk to the EU standards we should be OK, > but since Russia is not a part of the EU it is best to be certain. > Do you know what the test standards are for EMC testing on digital > devices (namely Rf recievers) and or PCS equipment are in Russia? > Any insight you could give would be greatly appreciated and most useful.
My information is 3 months old and highly specific. I worked at a company that was beginning negotiations for sale within Russia. What part specifically? I don't know. But, it was presumably near Moscow. The bottom line I got from our sales force was: If you have CE approval - OK. Yes, they are not a part of the EU. But, the people we were talking to approved CE approval. My advice to them was to be extremely careful. My concern was and always is with customer contract negotiations. ******************************************************* Doug McKean [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- The comments and opinions stated herein are mine alone, and do not reflect those of my employer. ------------------------------------------------------- *******************************************************
