THAILAND: NTC TS 10262557: Technical standard for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) Equipment using Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA) Technology: Base Stations and Repeaters
Products covered: Radio communication equipment (HS 8526) Draft NTC TS 1026-2557, specifies minimum technical requirements for Base Stations and Repeaters of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) system using Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA) Technology. There also are requirements for human radiation exposure.
THAILAND:NTC TS 10272557: Technical standard for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) Equipment using Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA) Technology: User Equipment
Products covered: Radio communication equipment (HS 8526) Draft NTC TS 1027-2557, specifies minimum technical requirements for User Equipment of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) system using Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA) Technology. There also are requirements for human radiation exposure. ***PDF is in Thai but can be translated upon request***
ECUADOR: DRAFT Technical Regulation of the Ecuadorian Standardization Institute (PRTE INEN) No. 202, “Printing and digitization equipment”
Products covered: Printing and digitization equipment (HS 8443.32.19, 8443.32.20, 8443.32.90,8443.39.10, 8443.39.90, 8443.12.00, 8443.19.90, 8443.31.00, 8471.60.90, and 8472.10.00) The notified Technical Regulation establishes the general requirements to be met by printing and digitization equipment, with a view to preventing risks to human life and safety and the environment, and practices likely to mislead users. It applies […]
EUROPE: Customs Union
Agency Responsible: Eurasian Economic Commission, Department for Technical Regulation and Accreditation Products covered: Electrotechnical and radio-electronic devices The draft technical regulation of the Customs Union “On restrictions of the use of hazardous substances in electro technical and radio-electronic devices” establishes requirements for restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electro technical and radio-electronic […]
MEXICO: Official Standard NOM-032-ENER-2013: “Maximum electrical power limits for equipment and appliances requiring standby power. Test methods and labelling”
On 27 February 2014, the Mexican Ministry of Energy published in the Official Journal (Diario Oficial de la Federación) (http://www.dof.gob.mx) Mexican Official Standard NOM-032-ENER-2013: “Maximum electrical power limits for equipment and appliances requiring standby power”. Mexican Official Standard NOM-032-ENER-2013 will enter into force 240 calendar days after its publication in the Official Journal and, as […]
SOUTH KOREA: New Regulation for SAR
Partly revision draft of Technical Requirements for the Radio Equipment for Telecommunications Service (2/17/2014) Products covered: Mobile Telecommunications Radio Equipment With the objective of Harmonization, this document revise technical requirements for the mobile telecommunications(LTE TDD) radio equipment that uses the spectrum from 2575MHz to 2615MHz (Article 4.8, Article 4.9, Article 4.10) – Article 4.8: For the […]
ARGENTINA: New Requirements for Safety Certificates for Chargers
Any extension, renewal or new Safety certificates for a charger require to include information about its particular use (e.g. Model XX for printer, Model YY for tablet). It is possible to list all the devices that could be used with a particular charger.
COSTA RICA: Addition and Changes to Cellular Testing
Costa Rica regulator SUTEL published RCS-332-2013 “Process for Homologation of Mobile Terminals and Perito requirements to Test the Functionality of Telecom Equipments¨ (Dec 23, 2013). On this document, it added field testing for cellular products and provides additional guidelines for RF and Battery performance tests.
ECUADOR: Modular Approvals No Longer Accepted
SUPERTEL has informed that modular certification is no longer a valid option for system level products. All final systems like computers and printers must be certified as final product complying will all the requirements. If modules are commercialized independently, then modular approval is accepted for those modules.
MEXICO: New NOM is Now Implemented ( NOM 192)
NOM 192: Enforcement for this NOM already started. Digital TVs and set-up boxes required to comply with in-country digital signaling requirements (HDVT and SDTV). Local bodies (e.g. NYCE) had been authorized to provided verifications that can be presented at the port of entry.