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MEXICO: Official Standard NOM-032-ENER-2013: “Maximum electrical power limits for equipment and appliances requiring standby power. Test methods and labelling”

SOUTH KOREA: New Regulation for SAR

ARGENTINA: New Requirements for Safety Certificates for Chargers

COSTA RICA: Addition and Changes to Cellular Testing

ECUADOR: Modular Approvals No Longer Accepted

MEXICO: New NOM is Now Implemented ( NOM 192)

ECUADOR: Draft Technical Regulation of the Ecuadorian Standardization Institute (PRTE INEN) No. 167: “Low-voltage power supplies”

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Homologation Submission is Required Even if the Product Has an FCC ID

RWANDA: Ministerial Instruction No. 21/2013 of 03/07/2013 Declaring Compulsory Rwandan Standards

ECUADOR: Draft Technical Regulation of the Ecuadorian Standardization Institute (PRTE INEN) No. 155: “Headphones and earphones”

PHILIPINES: Modular Approvals No Longer Accepted

GCC COUNTRIES: Proposal for a Gulf technical regulation for low voltage electrical equipment (between 50 and 1000 volts for alternating current and between 75 and 1500 volts for dc (41 pages, in Arabic).

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MEXICO: Official Standard NOM-032-ENER-2013: “Maximum electrical power limits for equipment and appliances requiring standby power. Test methods and labelling”

SOUTH KOREA: New Regulation for SAR

ARGENTINA: New Requirements for Safety Certificates for Chargers

COSTA RICA: Addition and Changes to Cellular Testing

ECUADOR: Modular Approvals No Longer Accepted

MEXICO: New NOM is Now Implemented ( NOM 192)

ECUADOR: Draft Technical Regulation of the Ecuadorian Standardization Institute (PRTE INEN) No. 167: “Low-voltage power supplies”

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Homologation Submission is Required Even if the Product Has an FCC ID

RWANDA: Ministerial Instruction No. 21/2013 of 03/07/2013 Declaring Compulsory Rwandan Standards

ECUADOR: Draft Technical Regulation of the Ecuadorian Standardization Institute (PRTE INEN) No. 155: “Headphones and earphones”

PHILIPINES: Modular Approvals No Longer Accepted

GCC COUNTRIES: Proposal for a Gulf technical regulation for low voltage electrical equipment (between 50 and 1000 volts for alternating current and between 75 and 1500 volts for dc (41 pages, in Arabic).

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