Hi Andrew, are you sure you are talking about a Bluetooth device? As far as I know, the maximum output power defined in the Bluetooth specifications is 20dBm (100 mW) for Class I devices. If output power is more than 100 mW, this is not a Bluetooth device as it could not pass through the Qualification Program.
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