> Organization: Dialogic Corporation > Subject: Re: Part 68 family registration > > Larry Barnette wrote (in part): > > > We have a "new product" that is nearly identical to an existing registed > > product as far as the telephone interconnect portion is concerned. > > > > Question: Is is necessary to go back thru this or anther NRTL lab to get > > family registration, or can this be done directly with the FCC. (By filing > > application, paying fee, etc.) > > You can save yourself a bunch of $$$ by just doing a "Notice filing" > directly with the FCC yourself. Exhibit A should include details of why > the business end of the device is the same and explain that you are > essentially adding another model number to the registration. Be > prepared to give the date of your last Continuing Compliance testing for > the original product. Industry Canada calls this a "family previous" > submission.
While some home brews have it over big brewery beers, and some home-made wines are even potable, are we doing anybody who does not know the difference between getting a product listed with UL or another NRTL for safety, and getting it registered by the FCC, a favor by not telling them ???? Ciao, Vic
