Joe,

 Japan

 JATE approval is required for CPE; I have not found any requirements for CO
type equipment. 

 China

 All network/telecom equipment must be approved by Ministry of Information
Industry (MII). All equipment is tested in China, a very slow and expensive
process. If the equipment passes then you will be granted a network access
license (NAL). The NAL is required before you can legally sell or connected
the equipment.

 Korea

Telecom products, including those that incorporate optical interfaces,
require telecom type approval and certification by the RRL (Radio Research
Laboratory). By definition, telecom type approval requires Telecom, EMC and
Safety testing to be performed by an accredited lab, note all accredited
labs reside in Korea, with the exception of Nemko Canada by virtue of an
MRA. Telecom testing on optical interfaces is fairly limited. EMC is
essentially the Korean translation of CISPR 22 and CISPR 24 standards.
Safety is based on IEC 60950. For purposes of the MIC/RRL certification
process, an accredited lab must carry out all 3 disciplines. IT products not
falling under the scope of telecom type approval must still be submitted for
EMC testing and approval. Testing is limited to emissions and immunity and
must be tested at an RRL accredit lab.


In my opinon the NEBS and ETIS test reports don't take you very far in China
or Korea. 

Good luck,

Mark
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Finlayson [mailto:jfinlay...@telica.com]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 11:01 AM
To: 'NEBS Newsgroup'; 'EMC PSTC'
Subject: NEBS/ETSI Equivalents for PAC RIM



        I'm looking to get some feedback regarding carrier requirements in
the PAC RIM for products destined ONLY for the Central Office.  For those
who have ventured into these regions with carrier class equipment, has NEBS
and ETSI carried enough weight or have some countries/carriers required
additional testing.  I would also be interested in hearing whether Product
Safety and/or EMC certifications are required or are declarations/reports
sufficient when product is destined for the central office ONLY.  I'll take
whatever you have but my primary concern for now is:

        Japan
        China
        Australia/NZ
        Korea

        Any and all input, feedback, links, etc. would be greatly
appreciated.

Thx,


Joe

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